Have you ever wanted to see someone on the stage so bad that you build up expectations impossible to fulfil? Kasabian’s gig in the Positivus 2015 festival wasn‘t the case. Even if you have watched them perform several times, the band keeps surprising in each one of them, seemingly building up pressure of the energy even before they step on the stage.

Formed on St. Valentine‘s day by two childhood friends - it might seem such a girly thing. And it is. Warpaint is a girl quartet influenced by all kinds of musical styles gathering them up in their ladylike and almost hypnotic manner.

At the first glance they may look like some new band from Australia, but actually they know exactly what they are doing and more so - what they are playing, taking the listeners to an extraordinary place with no time or space frames. Multiple local award winners brought the crowd to dance despite the fact it was raining dogs.

If you are keen on not only hear, but also experience power of the music going through each and every single cell of your body, this performance by Dagamba, Chamber Orchestra Sinfonietta Riga & choir Juventus is a must-see. With irrefrangible seriousness in their faces they rocked the stage playing different genres of music in their own unique interpretation. This international group, consisting a Lithuanian pianist, two Latvian cellists, chamber orchestra and choir of sixty singers, accompanied by a guest percussionist from Iran and a French singer, presented a powerful sound on the stage and gave the whole festival a new taste. Bringing their nationalities together they provided a remarkable experience you can only truly feel live.

20 years long history behind them Placebo started their performance rather unpretentious than being sure their true fans were in the so large impossible to count audience. The iconic band with seven studio albums and a numerous awards, demands no introduction, every single one of the crowd knows them, and every single one gets the song right just by hearing the first chord. Lyrics about drugs, painful love and loneliness were just the ones the crowd demanded.