“Acoustic” is a beautiful series of intimate concerts held at the Lukiškės Prison church.
Often, this series offers a chance to hear a band in a completely new light for the first time. This will be the case with Raudona Šviesa – a band whose members enjoy growling vocals and have already experienced the big stage, but are now inviting audiences to meet them in a calmer, more intimate setting.
The alternative music band Raudona Šviesa explores self-reflection, isolation and other aspects of the modern human experience through candid lyrics and a dynamic rock sound. The band made its debut with the album Ką girdi kai sapnuoji (2025) and is currently working on its second album, marking a new creative chapter. Moving beyond personal experiences, the upcoming release explores broader questions about the relationship between individuals and society.
On December 16, just before the festive season, the band invites its audience to an acoustic performance for the very first time.
Here’s what the band has to say:
“An acoustic performance is an unconventional format for us, symbolically marking the end of our first album era and our transition into a new thematic territory. This idea of transformation is reinforced by St Nicholas the Wonderworker Church – a space where the legacy of the Tsarist Empire is now being transformed into a free artistic space. For us, this becomes a kind of act of protest.”
Space at St Nicholas the Wonderworker Church is limited, with only 300 seats available. We encourage you to get your tickets in advance.
Tickets here!
Doors open: 19:00
Concert starts: 20:00