Tribes of the City, a Latvian alternative music band, is making a comeback with their latest full-length album 'Evidence of Embrace', which commemorates the release of their previous album 'For The Sleepy People' in 2006. To promote this new work, the band is inviting listeners to a concert in the venue 'Angārs' on February 27, where they'll be supported by the band EYRE LLEW, known for their British-style sound reminiscent of Sigur Rós.

The last seven years have seen significant changes in both the world and the music scene, particularly since the band's last release 'Rust and Gold' in 2019. This period has been tumultuous, especially marked by the global pandemic, which forced many artists to adapt to new realities. For 'Tribes of the City', the challenges of the pandemic and changes in the music landscape have only intensified their commitment to their artistry and their connection with fans, who might have felt the band's silence as a sign of disbandment.

The band's journey took a hopeful turn in early March 2020 when they planned to tour Europe, starting with a performance in Berlin at the prestigious 'Radio Fritz'. However, this was cut short by the onset of the pandemic. Now, as they return with fresh material, there is a renewed enthusiasm surrounding their work, reflecting the resilience and adaptability of artists in a shifting cultural landscape.