Tash Sultana - Return To The Roots Tour 2026

Another big news! Australian music phenomenon Tash Sultana is returning to Lithuania

The music agency "8 Days A Week" recently announced the news about another stay of Benjamin Clementine in Vilnius, and today they share another wonderful news. Aussie music phenomenon Tash Sultana has been confirmed to be dead on August 16th. returns to the capital. Vilnius again became the stop of Tash Sultana's European tour.

On the herbal weekend, Tash Sultana is waiting for the already familiar and unique Lukiški prison complex, where such concerts take place more and more often.

The Return To The Roots Tour is the biggest yet in Tash Sultana's already impressive career. It is a kind of reflection of the past and the beginning of a new phase. "We are creating a new sound production. A powerful tour awaits, opening up a new live concert experience," intrigues Tash Sultana.

Tash Sultana does not stick to any gender label. Even though the Lithuanian language is not suitable for this, we respect this wish of Tash Sultana, so in the communication of this concert we will name Tash Sultana as they/them/their. Don't be angry, dear VLKK.

The Clash claim that Tash Sultana has discovered a sound that is all their own. NME points out that they break genres but retain a subtle vulnerability, and Australian music magazine The Music calls Tash Sultana one of the country's most exciting songwriters. True, the last time they performed in Europe was in 2023, but that makes their return to the capital even more significant.

Sultana's live performances are a real, soulful performance, a state of meditation and ecstasy where everyone feels free. Everything is real and raw, without templates, without masks and without makeup. It's hard to believe that one person has so much talent and can do so much on stage. A kind of magic happens. They are brutally alive, no matter how simple the word sounds. "It seems that their bodies can barely contain the joy of their souls," writes a fan after one of their concerts. Truly, Tash Sultana's energy on stage is an inexhaustible charge.

Tash Sultana is an influential and big name in music from Australia. Their music is special in that it is liked by very different people. It is not for nothing that they are often presented as a human-orchestra. Talented multi-instrumentalists have mastered more than a dozen instruments. Millions of auditions, various music awards, stages of major world festivals, sold-out arena tours and hundreds of thousands of devoted fans. What more could you want? It is true that Tash Sultana no longer wants what she has accumulated in recent times, even if it is a dream for many musicians. A little more than 10 years of life on stage and fame invites you to reflect on what's next and return to your roots.

They don't seem to be playing for money. In various interviews, Tash Sultana's frankness is breathtaking. Maybe that's why they're doing so well.

Pre-Concert Matters

Advance tickets are always cheaper. Tickets for Tash Sultana's performance in the capital will go on sale on Monday, but their fans in Lithuania can already buy advance tickets. True, for this you need a code from "8 Days A Week". Write a message on Facebook, Instagram or at www.8dw.lt, you will be given a special code and thus save.

Presale is now open! Codes are valid for a very limited time.
Presale closes on December 15. 11 o'clock
Don't oversleep!

Tash Sultana's Latest EP 'Return To The Roots'

The main idea of Tash Sultana's new mini-album "Return To The Roots" is to shake off the burden of fame, get rid of expectations and return to the real you. Work based on emotional vulnerability examines mental health, resilience, self-knowledge, authenticity. One of the most beautiful tracks on the new release, "Hold On", Tash dedicated to his wife, who was diagnosed with a serious illness.

More than a decade after her career began, Tash looks back at her early music. You can also hear the characteristic looping of their first works. "After a flirtation with popular music, Sultana picks up the guitar again and ventures into reggae, folk and dub on her new EP, playing to her strengths," writes Rolling Stone. "It's a return to the roots. You'll never be the same person you were ten or fifteen years ago - and why would you want to be? We have to strive to become better. It wasn't until I started making music that I was able to detach myself from everything and surrender to intuitive creativity. I've been thinking about it a lot lately and I realized that back then I didn't feel the same pressure that I do now. Nobody knew who I was, so I just wrote music and didn't do much of it." no external factors. It was pure improvisation. And here - after a long time I made it again", - this is how Tash introduces the short film "Return To The Roots".

Tash Sultana's first stay in Lithuania in September 2022 really went down in history. Back then, not everyone could fit in the large Lukiški prison yard.

Another classical concert awaits us in a unique cultural heritage facility. These are artists who can be seen several times and be surprised again. Get your tickets in advance.

Just watch what Tash Sultana eviscerate live!
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Other previously announced 8 Days A Week gigs:

03 10 - "Unknown Mortal Orchestra"
03 14 - "Deki Alem"
06 20 - "Men I Trust"
06 23 - Benjamin Clementine

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Doors open: ~18:00
Start: ~19:00
Duration of the event: ~3 hours.
Breaks: Yes
Language of the event: English
Children admitted for free: no
Age limit: N-18, under 18 years old. persons must be accompanied by an adult

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