This Friday, October 18, the group “Carnival Youth” will perform an ambitious concert at the “Palladium“, celebrating the ten-year anniversary of their debut album “No Clouds Allowed”. The concert warm-up has also been identified.
The concert will be opened by singer and songwriter Annika (Annika Ausmane), whose “songs stand out with deep thoughts and reflections on the paths of self-knowledge, human relationships and connection with nature.” “Annika has a great voice and a well-developed taste in music, although she has only recently climbed the ladder of her musical career. It will be a great pleasure for us to stand together on the Palladium stage with him!” its “Carnival Youth” member Roberts Vanags.
“Carnival Youth” has always warmed little Annika, and now I have a great opportunity to experience the biggest stage with my beloved “carnivals”! I am surprised in great excitement and readiness. It will be beautiful!” Annika is happy. At the concert, the musician will offer both her original compositions and songs that inspired her in the process of creation.
At the “Carnival” concert, it will be possible to hear both old songs of the band that have not been played for a long time (besides, probably for the last time), as well as brand new songs from the upcoming album in 2025. “We have prepared some very special guests, new merch, screen animations and other such surprises,” reveals Edgars Kauper. “Either way it will be powerful!”
Entrance to the “Palladium” concert hall from 7 p.m., Annika will take the stage at 8:10 p.m., and “Carnival Youth” at 9 p.m.
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Carnival Youth: The Band That Refused to Fade Away!
This Friday, October 18, prepare yourself for a night of glorious nostalgia!
The Latvian sensation “Carnival Youth” is taking over the “Palladium” stage, celebrating a decade of their debut album “No Clouds Allowed”.
Yes, folks, it’s been ten years since we all decided to stop growing up and keep losing ourselves in the whimsy of music!
And they’re kicking things off with a warm-up act that promises to be as enticing as a proper British breakfast – let’s hope it’s less greasy, though!
Opening the concert is the remarkable Annika (yes, “Annika Ausmane” — it sounds like a character you’d meet on a Danish soap opera, but trust me, she’s the real deal!).
Her songs are laden with deep philosophical insights, probably more profound than what you get on a random Tuesday morning.
Human relationships, self-discovery and the connection with nature? With lyrics like that, who needs a therapist?
And speaking of Annika, she’s as excited as a kid in a candy store!
“It will be beautiful!” she exclaimed, apparently not aware there may be a few stains on that beauty after a night of ‘carnivals’.
Expect original compositions alongside tracks that have inspired her career – think of it as a musical ‘choose your own adventure’, but without the paper cuts!
Now, onto the stars of the evening: “Carnival Youth”. They promise to serve up a delicious blend of nostalgic hits and brand-new tunes from their 2025 album.
“We have prepared some very special guests, new merch, screen animations and other surprises,” divulged Edgars Kauper, with all the enthusiasm of a kid revealing his secret stash of sweets.
He might as well have said, “Just wait until you see what we’ve cooked up!” Well, I hope it’s better than the last time I tried to cook for friends….
The shenanigans kick off at the “Palladium” concert hall from 7 p.m. Annika is taking the stage at 8:10 p.m., and you’ll want to be there —
I mean, who really stays late at a concert? We all know disappointment tends to show up fashionably late!
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