The concert at the "Lielais dzintars" was filled with vibrant electronic music energy as renowned duo Grandbrothers, consisting of jazz pianist Erol Sarp and synthesizer craftsman Lukas Vogel, performed. The artists captivated their audience with dynamic rhythms blending classical piano and electronic music. They have been actively touring in various cities following the release of their latest album a few months ago.

This performance marked their return to Latvia after a decade, with the duo expressing their joy at being back and emphasizing the significance of this concert as their last before a larger break. They explained that the unique sound characteristic of Grandbrothers was created using a traditional concert piano equipped with delicate devices and rhythmic formulas, turning each element of the piano into a sound source to develop a classic, rhythmically engaging, and approachable musical language.

The Grandbrothers' music draws from a wide spectrum of influences, creating a resonance that combines both classical and modern electronic sounds. Performances like this not only showcase their talent but also highlight the evolving landscape of live music, where traditional instruments like the piano find new expressions through technology, inviting both new listeners and dedicated fans to experience their innovative sound.