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On a scorching summer evening by the Daugava River, British electronic punk legends The Prodigy brought their explosive live energy to Wondersala in Riga. With Liam Howlett and Maxim leading the charge, the night delivered a powerful set of iconic tracks, intense crowd reactions, and raw visual energy captured through the lens.

A visual documentation of the largest solo concert to date by Latvian indie-pop singer-songwriter Chris Noah, captured at the historic Sigulda Castle Ruins open-air stage. Despite the day beginning with heavy clouds and rain, the atmosphere shifted as a large crowd gathered in the medieval castle grounds. The performance offered an intimate yet sonically rich experience, blending raw alternative pop melodies with a stunning natural backdrop. These frames capture the golden hour energy of the evening, where the live performance was uniquely complemented by a breathtaking sunset over the Gauja River valley.

Visual highlights from "Lielais koncerts" (The Grand Concert), the major open-air summer season opener at the Mežaparks Grand Stage in Riga. The anniversary production featured a massive custom-built stage with 17 LED screens, hosting over 20 top Latvian artists across genres—from pop and rock legends to hip-hop pioneers. Accompanied by a live big band, string orchestra, and the "Maska" choir, the event united a massive crowd in a powerful sing-along.

Concert photography from Zara Larsson performance at Xiaomi Arena, capturing high-energy moments, vibrant staging, and the electrifying atmosphere of the show.

Moments from the GAMMA 2025 red carpet — Latvia’s annual contemporary music awards — featuring artists, industry figures, and nominees arriving ahead of the celebration of the year’s music.

Concert and festival photography from Positivus 2025, featuring performances by Rag’n’Bone Man, Milky Chance, Mura Masa, Two Feet, Elderbrook (DJ Set), Hippie Sabotage, Apashe & Brass Orchestra, Ivan Dorn, The Hellp, Tautumeitas, Chris Noah, Carnival Youth, Galeniex, Wiesulis, Emilija, Deniss, Fiņķis, YŪT, Laika Suns, NOFUN! — and many more across the festival’s stages.

Latvia secured a 4-3 shootout victory over Norway in their final test before the World Championship. After overcoming an early 0-2 deficit, the team found its rhythm with goals from Dzierkals, Andersons, and Balcers. The night was highlighted by Renārs Krastenbergs, who celebrated his 100th international appearance by netting the decisive shootout winner. A resilient performance to build momentum as the team heads to Switzerland.