August 8–9 in Riga, Lucavsala – where music lovers from all over the Baltics will once again come together!

This year too, ISIC cardholders can enjoy a special offer – a 2-day festival ticket for just €65!

The discount is valid from April 14th until May 31, so don’t wait until the last minute – grab your ticket now!

Joining the Positivus festival line-up are Rag’n’Bone Man, known for his unique voice and emotionally charged songs that combine elements of blues, soul, and hip-hop, and electronic master Apashe, who will join forces with the majestic band Brass Orchestra.

The most anticipated music festival in the Baltics, Positivus, introduces the first names of this year's program, which we will experience on August 8th and 9th in Riga, Lucavsala. Surrounded by the hustle and bustle of the city, this year's festival will be slightly different from the last few years. There will be many new things outside the music stage programs, but above all, a positive festival atmosphere with grandiose concerts. Tickets are available at www.positivusfestival.com and in the "Biļešu Serviss" network!

The countdown to summer begins with news from the Positivus festival! This year's festival will take place for the first time in August – on August 8th and 9th in Riga, Lucavsala. For the seventeenth time, the festival will bring many music stars to Latvia and the first artist line-up announcement is expected in the upcoming weeks. The first “Early Bird” tickets will be available in a limited quantity for only 6 days at the lowest price at www.positivusfestival.com and the “Biļešu Serviss” network!

In its sixteen years of existence, the Positivus Festival had never faced such immense challenges as it did yesterday, when news of widespread IT disruptions and the resulting issues in the operations of international airports, banks, and online media swept across the globe. Unfortunately, these global IT problems caused unexpected changes to the festival's program. The grand show of Saturday's main artist, Jason Derulo, will take place tonight in Lucavsala as planned, but unfortunately, the concerts of Offset and Nothing But Thieves have been canceled.

Realizing the immense privilege of being able to enjoy outstanding concerts and other entertainment at this year's Positivus Festival, it is impossible to ignore the mind-boggling war in Ukraine. This year's festival will feature a unique exhibition, "Ukraine in Miniature," specially brought from Ukraine. Two Ukrainian bands will perform at the festival, and in collaboration with the organizations “Tavi Draugi” and “Music Saves Ukraine,” festival-goers will be encouraged to donate to various support initiatives for Ukraine.

With a few weekends left until one of the most awaited festivals this summer, many powerfull names are added to the Positivus festival line-up. The Hip Hop camp is strengthened by Ski Mask the Slump God and Fiņķis. Especially notable this year is the presence of several Ukrainian artists at the festival, including the masters of experimental nostalgia Kautkaili and many other younger domestic music names, all gathering alongside the previously announced Jason Derulo, Offset, Nothing But Thieves, Benjamin Clementine, Jacob Collier, and several dozens of other foreign and domestic names.

Celebrating the remaining 100 days until the festival, Positivus Festival announces another addition to the lineup, which, as always, surprises. For British hip-hop fans, the festival offers the rapidly rising British rapper NEMZZZ, who already has no shortage of fans in Latvia, and the even faster-growing local rapper Wiesulis. Meanwhile, fans of melodic music will be able to enjoy lyrical pop music, modern rock, as well as hear indie music features from Lithuanian pop star Daddy Was a Milkman, the almost sensational Australian duo Royel Otis, and the local modern rock band Satellites LV.