On Wednesday evening, the Estonian music entrepreneurship awards were celebrated at a festive gala held at Unibet Arena. The event recognized individuals and companies for their significant contributions to the advancement and development of the music sector in Estonia. Among the honorees was Tiia Teder, who has had a profound influence over the last three decades as the head of Klassikaraadio, Estonia's classical music radio station.

Ave Sophia Demelemester, CEO of Music Estonia and chair of the jury for the cross-sector awards, highlighted 2025 as a successful and vibrant year for the Estonian music industry. She pointed to various significant events such as the 90th birthday of composer Arvo Pärt and appearances by A-class stars in Estonia, which showcased the international growth of Estonian music. Additionally, the local companies have been active across the Baltic region, facilitating hundreds of performances in Estonia and abroad while collaborating with reputable record labels, publishers, and agencies.

The gala was hosted by Heldur Harry Põlda, and included performances by Reti, Maria Kallastu, Alika Clicherik, and Oopus. This event not only celebrated individual achievements but also underscored the collective efforts of the Estonian music community toward fostering a rich cultural landscape, making it clear that Estonian music is gaining recognition on a larger international stage.