Gogol Bordello, a band renowned for their energetic performances and unique blend of musical styles, has released their ninth studio album, "We Mean It, Man!" on February 13. This new album is produced by a well-regarded team including Nick Launay, known for his work with artists like Nick Cave and Idles. Lead singer Eugene Hütz described the album as a 'Frankenstein' project, incorporating elements of punk, hardcore, and techno music, showcasing the band's eclectic influences.

The album features 12 tracks, with several singles already resonating with fans, including "We Mean It, Man!", "Hater Liquidator", and "Ignition". Noteworthy is the collaboration with Bernard Sumner, the leader of the iconic British band New Order, on the track "Solidarity", which underscores Gogol Bordello's continued relevance and creative aspirations in the modern music landscape. This album is a significant milestone in their career and reflects their persistent evolution as artists.

After the album's release, Gogol Bordello is preparing for a global tour, which will include a concert in Lithuania at the Vasaros terasoje venue on July 30. Tickets for this much-anticipated performance are being distributed by Shownet.lt, underscoring the band's popularity and the excitement surrounding their upcoming appearance. With their blend of cultural influences and high-energy showmanship, the concert is expected to be a highlight for fans and attendees alike.