The British music duo Hurts, known for their elegant synth-pop sound, will perform in Lithuania this summer, marking their first concert in the country in nine years. The band, formed in Manchester over 15 years ago, gained prominence with their distinctive musical style that fuses synth-pop and electronic elements, attracting a global fan base since their debut in the early 2010s. Their music features deep lyrics and captivating melodies, contributing to their lasting appeal in the music scene.

Hurts first album, 'Happiness', released in 2010, was a commercial success, topping charts in several European countries and is considered one of the most influential synth-pop albums of its time. The album included major hits such as 'Stay', 'Wonderful Life', and 'Blood, Tears & Gold', which have become staples in their live performances and radio play. The album’s impact also led to collaborations with notable artists like Kylie Minogue, further solidifying their status in the music industry.

The upcoming concert not only highlights Hurts' return to Lithuania but also underscores their ongoing relevance in the contemporary music landscape. As they prepare for this event, fans are eager to experience the unique aesthetics of their live shows, characterized by theatrical visuals and engaging performances that have captivated audiences worldwide throughout their career.