DakhaBrakha

The iconic Ukrainians "DakhaBrakha" return to Vilnius – they will present their new album "Ptakh"

On December 8, the iconic Ukrainian quartet "DakhaBrakha" will perform in Vilnius at the club "Kablys". The group is well-known to the Lithuanian public – they have performed in our country more than once, and this time they are returning with new music. In Vilnius, "DakhaBrakha" will present their latest album "Ptakh", inspired by Ukraine's resistance, strength, and freedom.

Ticket sales for the "DakhaBrakha" concert in Vilnius will begin on September 25 at 10:00 AM across the entire Bilietai.lt network. In advance, starting September 23, tickets will be available for purchase by subscribers of the "L Tips Agency" newsletter (registration here: https://ltips.lv/lt).

Formed at the Kyiv experimental theater "Dakh", "DakhaBrakha" is today one of the most prominent voices of contemporary Ukrainian culture. The group, which combines authentic Ukrainian folk songs with rhythms and instruments from different world cultures, has performed at the world's largest festivals – "Glastonbury", "Sziget", "Pohoda", "Bonnaroo", "Roskilde", "GlobalFEST" – and has held performances from Mexico to South Korea.

The creation of the new "DakhaBrakha" album "Ptakh" ("Bird") took several years. The songs on the album were inspired by Ukraine's resistance, Ukrainian strength and the ability to not break, as well as the support of people all over the world. The bird in the album becomes a symbol of freedom and the strong voice of Ukraine. "Ptakh" is already available to listen to on all major music platforms.

"DakhaBrakha" calls their music "ethno-chaos". Its foundation is Ukrainian folklore, which the group combines with music from different cultures, modern sounds, and unexpected rhythms. In search of an authentic sound, the musicians traveled across Ukraine for many years, collected old songs, studied archives, and delved into folk music traditions. No less important a part of "DakhaBrakha" concerts is theater and strong visual expression, which complements the musical world created on stage.