Imany

On July 13, Imany, beloved by the Lithuanian audience, returns to Vilnius for one evening that promises both a new stage in her creative work and the qualities that made listeners fall in love with her from her very first songs. One of the most prominent voices of the contemporary French scene, the singer and creator of French and Comorian descent has earned an exceptional place on the international stage over more than a decade. Her creative path was shaped by experiences from different cultures – from the New York fashion world to the Paris music scene, where her distinctive musical style was formed.

The artist arrives in Vilnius to present her latest album, "Women Deserve Rage" – a personal, bold, and internally powerful work that speaks of freedom, selfhood, and the right to feel. On stage, she will be accompanied by a group of six musicians – brass, a rhythm section, and keyboards will create a live, pulsating musical space.

Over more than a decade, Imany has become one of the most prominent creators on the international scene, blending soul, folk, and pop aesthetics. From her debut album "The Shape of a Broken Heart" to the global hit "Don’t Be So Shy," her music has consistently transcended the boundaries of genres and countries. An important creative turning point was the "Voodoo Cello" project, in which Imany's voice resonated alongside an ensemble of eight cellos, a concept that turned into a tour of more than 100 concerts worldwide.

Imany shares a long-standing connection with the Lithuanian audience, which is why this return carries a special weight of anticipation. For the Vilnius audience, this will be a rare opportunity to hear different stages of Imany's work in one evening – from her newest songs to the tracks that earned her the love of millions of listeners, including "Don’t Be So Shy," "You Will Never Know," "Silver Lining (Clap Your Hands)," and "The Good the Bad & the Crazy." In the Great Courtyard of the Palace of the Grand Dukes, one of the most beautiful summer concert venues in Vilnius, this meeting will take on a special resonance.