The British pop duo Hurts is set to take the stage in Tallinn on July 8 as part of their European tour, marking another return to the Estonian capital. Founded in 2009 by vocalist Theo Hutchcraft and multi-instrumentalist Adam Anderson, the band's debut album, 'Happiness,' released in 2010, featured six hit singles that topped charts across various European countries, contributing to the album's impressive sales of over 2 million copies. Hurts has released a total of five albums, the latest being 'Faith,' which came out in 2020.

Hurts has a longstanding relationship with Estonia, having performed multiple times since their first concert in the country in 2011 at the Kalevi Sports Hall. They have returned to Estonian venues such as Saku Suurhall for performances in 2013 and 2016, as well as featuring at the popular Õllesummer festival in 2014 and 2017. Their willingness to return shows their popularity in the region and the strong connection they have established with Estonian fans.

The upcoming concert promises to be a highlight for local fans, reiterating Hurts' commitment to engaging with their audience in Estonia once again. As they gear up for the performance, anticipation is likely building among their fans who have followed their musical journey over the years, eagerly awaiting a blend of nostalgia and new hits from their extensive discography.