What are Dagamba live shows like?

Dagamba's live sets are high-energy with strong stage presence - consistently engaging, consistently loud.

Who are the members of Dagamba?

Dagamba is a 3-piece group: Valters Pūce, Antons Trocjuks, Dainis Tenis.

When is Dagamba performing next?

Dagamba plays Xiaomi Arena in Riga on Saturday 19 December. There are 2 Dagamba shows currently listed on Mood. https://events.musicofourdesire.com/artist/dagamba

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Q: What kind of music does Dagamba play?

Dagamba plays classical crossover - high-energy. Dagamba is an innovative instrumental ensemble that shatters traditional boundaries by fusing classical masterpieces with rock, world music, and electronic beats.

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Dagamba is an innovative instrumental ensemble that shatters traditional boundaries by fusing classical masterpieces with rock, world music, and electronic beats. Centered around dynamic cello arrangements, the group reimagines works by legendary composers with high-octane energy. Their unique crossover style bridges centuries of musical tradition into a powerful, contemporary experience.

Upcoming Events2

DEC19SAT

DAGAMBA | MOZARTALLICA

Xiaomi Arena · Rigaclassical crossoversymphonic rock

MAR 202719FRI

Klasikos chuliganai DAGAMBA

Saint Catherine's Church · Vilniusclassical crossoversymphonic rock

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Plays at

Arena

Xiaomi Arena

Riga

Church

Saint Catherine's Church

Vilnius

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Common questions

What kind of music does Dagamba play?+

Dagamba plays an innovative blend of classical crossover and rock, fusing orchestral masterworks with contemporary beats and heavy electric cello arrangements.

How can I find out when Dagamba is playing?+

Follow Dagamba on Mood.

What are Dagamba's live shows like?+

Their live performances feature high-energy electric cello arrangements, theatrical staging, and daring reinventions of classical compositions like Tchaikovsky and Bach.