Gytis Paškevičius. Acoustic concert "Kitaip" (Differently)

"I want to invite you to a completely different evening... Without the noise, without 'special' effects, without embellishments. Just the essence. An acoustic evening featuring songs that have become a part not only of my life, but of all of ours. Songs that, as time goes by, sound different again and again, reveal an ever-deeper meaning, and touch us more and more. So, once again, I invite you to remember who we are... See you there, Gytis".

Only five concerts in different Lithuanian cities: November 4 at the Šiauliai Concert Hall "Saulė",

November 11 at the VDU Great Hall, Kaunas,

November 22 at the Alytus City Theatre,

December 6 at the Klaipėda Žvejų rūmai (Fishermen's Palace),

December 11 at the Marijampolė Cultural Centre.

Performing on stage together: Mindaugas Putna (keyboards) Martynas Kuliavas (guitar) Tadas Dešukas (violin)

Lithuanian stage legend Gytis Paškevičius is an artist whose name has been inseparable from high-quality Lithuanian music for over three decades. The charismatic singer and songwriter unites listeners of different generations with his work, and throughout his long and successful career, he has created a multitude of hits that have become part of the golden fund of Lithuanian music. Songs such as "Mano kraštas", "Šiam pasauly", "Draugams", and many others still resonate in the hearts of listeners to this day.

Every performance by G. Paškevičius is an evening filled with professionalism, live music, and sincere emotions. On stage, he stands out for his distinctive vocal timbre, impeccable musical sound, and ability to establish a special connection with the audience. His concerts bring together nostalgia, time-tested songs, and new energy, making every performance an unforgettable event.

Gytis Paškevičius remains one of Lithuania's most beloved artists, whose work never loses its relevance, and whose concerts become a true celebration of music for listeners of all generations. Do not miss the opportunity to hear Gytis Paškevičius "Kitaip" (Differently) in your city.