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Rock and roll desert kings Queens of the Stone Age will perform at Arena Riga
If you want to experience a storm of sound that touches both the mind and the heart, then get ready - Queens of the Stone Age for the first time will perform at Arena Riga on August 1st to shake up music fans in Latvia! The special guest of the concert is So Good. Tickets on sale from January 24th at 10 am in the “Biļešu Serviss” network.Skyforger to celebrate the release of the new “Folktales” album with a grand show at Arena Rīga in May 2025
Latvian Folk/Pagan Metal warriors SKYFORGER will be celebrating their 30th anniversary in 2025 and invite friends and fans from around the world to the launch party of their new album “FOLKTALES” on 3 May 2025 at Arena Rīga, Latvia.Next year One Republic will perform in Arena Riga
Have you ever heard thousands sing along to “Counting Stars” or “Apologize”? Then you know that this is just the beginning of what we will experience when OneRepublic returns to Latvia to electrify Arena Riga next fall on November 4th. Get ready for a burst of energy that you rarely experience! British sensation Ella Henderson, who took the world by storm with her mega-hit “Ghost”, will warm up the evening before OneRepublic.Robbie Williams will perform in Latvia at Mežaparks
A concert that will rewrite the music experience - Robbie Williams on August 3rd at Mežaparks. Forget the usual - Robbie Williams is ready to surprise, provoke and excite! This concert will be like a journey through the world of a legendary musician, where every hit reminds of his iconic career, but the charisma of the stage will take the fans into a new whirlwind of emotions. Tickets on sale from November 15th at 12.00.French Nouvelle Vague will bring its elegant sound to Riga on April 7
The legendary French cover band Nouvelle Vague will perform at the Palladium concert hall on April 7. With the typical bossanova saturated post-punk and new wave sound, the band will visit the Baltics as part of their latest album "Should I Stay or Should I Go" support tour, but the concert is also expected to include the band's most popular hits of all time.40 Fingers - Guitar Quartet
They are called 40 FINGERS, they are Italian and they are the phenomenal quartet of guitarists who, to the tune of millions of views, are conquering social networks all over the worldNext year The Offspring will perform in Latvia
We can all be congratulated - the long-awaited moment when The Offspring will perform in Riga has arrived. That's right - experience the concert of the iconic punk rock giant The Offspring in Arena Riga on October 5th, 2025.Baby Lasagna announces 3 concerts in the Baltics. Ticket sales from 24.06. at 13:00
He made a splash at the Eurovision Song Contest with his song "Rim Tim Tagi Dim," and was greeted by thousands upon his return to his native Croatia. The unleashed Baby Lasagna announces 3 concerts in the Baltics - 28th of February in Tallinn (Helitehas), 1st of March in Riga (Palladium) and Vilnius (Loftas) on March 2nd.Italian sensation The Kolors for the first time in Latvia
On April 4, 2025, the Italian pop-rock sensation The Kolors will perform at the Palladium concert hall as part of their first European tour.Piletilevi Group Expands Across Europe, Rebranding as PLG
Piletilevi Group, the pioneer behind Estonia’s first online ticketing system and now a leading ticketing platform in Central Europe, is proud to announce its rebranding to PLG for international markets.
The rebranding signifies a major step forward in the company’s evolution, solidifying its position as the largest ticketing operator in Central Europe. Beginning with the first online ticketing system in Estonia, Piletilevi Group expanded to Latvia and Lithuania, becoming the Baltic market leader. Today, the company operates in seven countries, including the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, and Romania. The name PLG, derived from Piletilevi Group, preserves the connection to its original brand while adopting a more international and neutral image.
The new name, PLG, and the tagline, “Moments That Matter”, reflect the company’s core values: integrity, excellence, innovation, efficiency, and creating meaningful connections between audiences and unforgettable experiences. Whether in music, theater, sports, or cultural events, PLG is dedicated to creating moments that matter in everyone’s lives.
From Local Innovator to Regional Leader
Over its 28-year history, PLG has transformed ticketing into a modern, user-friendly experience. The company launched Estonia’s first online ticket sales for Michael Jackson’s 1997 Tallinn concert, setting the stage for digital and cross-border ticketing innovation.
Sven Nuutmann, Chairman of PLG, noted: “By leveraging the latest technologies and local talent, we aim to break barriers and make entertainment accessible to everyone. Over the years, we have expanded our presence and technology to serve millions of customers across multiple markets, establishing ourselves as the regional leader in Central Europe. The PLG rebranding symbolizes our commitment to delivering meaningful moments to audiences across Europe and beyond.”
PLG continues to enhance its technology, expand partnerships, and provide user-friendly ticketing solutions. The tagline “Moments That Matter” underscores the group’s dedication to creating shared experiences that bring people together.
The rebranding also includes a fresh logo and modernized visual identity, embodying the vibrant, diverse, and inclusive spirit of live events. Customers and partners can explore the new brand and vision at www.plgmoments.com.
Expanding Across Central Europe
Last summer, PLG began a vigorous expansion in Central Europe, acquiring majority stakes in Romania’s Bilete.ro, the Czech Republic’s leading ticketing platform GoOut.net, and Polish companies kicket.com and biletomat.pl. Recently, the group also acquired Ticketing Nation s.r.l., a well-known player in Romania operating platforms Entertix.ro and Myticket.ro.
The rebranding was led by Velvet, Estonia’s leading design agency. Janno Siimar, Velvet’s design director, described the partnership: “This collaboration is a testament to the strength of long-term partnerships. Over the years, we’ve gained a deep understanding of PLG’s business dynamics and the unique characteristics of the ticketing industry. This knowledge allowed us to focus on creating a brand that represents both today’s international PLG and the much larger global enterprise it aspires to become. The new identity is like a well-tailored suit – elegant yet comfortable; eye-catching without being overwhelming. The pattern symbolizes memorable life moments, while the color palette reflects PLG’s energy and innovation. We didn’t reinvent the wheel but gave form to something already intrinsic to the company – a DNA focused on creating special moments. It’s inspiring to see an Estonian company confidently staking its place among the world’s top tech and entertainment enterprises. PLG’s journey is far from over, but its direction is clear, and its ambitions are high. We are proud to be part of this story,” added head of the design team, Janno Siimar.
PLG, owned by entrepreneur Sven Nuutmann’s investment firm Angel Rose Capital and the Baltic region’s largest private equity investment firm BaltCap, is an international ticketing company operating in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland.
Serving a market of 79 million people, PLG facilitates 16 million ticket sales annually with a total value of €310 million. Its websites attract 116 million visits per year, showcasing the platform’s popularity and user-friendliness. These achievements are supported by a strong team of 250 employees.
The rebranding signifies a major step forward in the company’s evolution, solidifying its position as the largest ticketing operator in Central Europe. Beginning with the first online ticketing system in Estonia, Piletilevi Group expanded to Latvia and Lithuania, becoming the Baltic market leader. Today, the company operates in seven countries, including the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, and Romania. The name PLG, derived from Piletilevi Group, preserves the connection to its original brand while adopting a more international and neutral image.
The new name, PLG, and the tagline, “Moments That Matter”, reflect the company’s core values: integrity, excellence, innovation, efficiency, and creating meaningful connections between audiences and unforgettable experiences. Whether in music, theater, sports, or cultural events, PLG is dedicated to creating moments that matter in everyone’s lives.
From Local Innovator to Regional Leader
Over its 28-year history, PLG has transformed ticketing into a modern, user-friendly experience. The company launched Estonia’s first online ticket sales for Michael Jackson’s 1997 Tallinn concert, setting the stage for digital and cross-border ticketing innovation.
Sven Nuutmann, Chairman of PLG, noted: “By leveraging the latest technologies and local talent, we aim to break barriers and make entertainment accessible to everyone. Over the years, we have expanded our presence and technology to serve millions of customers across multiple markets, establishing ourselves as the regional leader in Central Europe. The PLG rebranding symbolizes our commitment to delivering meaningful moments to audiences across Europe and beyond.”
PLG continues to enhance its technology, expand partnerships, and provide user-friendly ticketing solutions. The tagline “Moments That Matter” underscores the group’s dedication to creating shared experiences that bring people together.
The rebranding also includes a fresh logo and modernized visual identity, embodying the vibrant, diverse, and inclusive spirit of live events. Customers and partners can explore the new brand and vision at www.plgmoments.com.
Expanding Across Central Europe
Last summer, PLG began a vigorous expansion in Central Europe, acquiring majority stakes in Romania’s Bilete.ro, the Czech Republic’s leading ticketing platform GoOut.net, and Polish companies kicket.com and biletomat.pl. Recently, the group also acquired Ticketing Nation s.r.l., a well-known player in Romania operating platforms Entertix.ro and Myticket.ro.
The rebranding was led by Velvet, Estonia’s leading design agency. Janno Siimar, Velvet’s design director, described the partnership: “This collaboration is a testament to the strength of long-term partnerships. Over the years, we’ve gained a deep understanding of PLG’s business dynamics and the unique characteristics of the ticketing industry. This knowledge allowed us to focus on creating a brand that represents both today’s international PLG and the much larger global enterprise it aspires to become. The new identity is like a well-tailored suit – elegant yet comfortable; eye-catching without being overwhelming. The pattern symbolizes memorable life moments, while the color palette reflects PLG’s energy and innovation. We didn’t reinvent the wheel but gave form to something already intrinsic to the company – a DNA focused on creating special moments. It’s inspiring to see an Estonian company confidently staking its place among the world’s top tech and entertainment enterprises. PLG’s journey is far from over, but its direction is clear, and its ambitions are high. We are proud to be part of this story,” added head of the design team, Janno Siimar.
PLG, owned by entrepreneur Sven Nuutmann’s investment firm Angel Rose Capital and the Baltic region’s largest private equity investment firm BaltCap, is an international ticketing company operating in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland.
Serving a market of 79 million people, PLG facilitates 16 million ticket sales annually with a total value of €310 million. Its websites attract 116 million visits per year, showcasing the platform’s popularity and user-friendliness. These achievements are supported by a strong team of 250 employees.
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