Mindaugas Vadoklis – trumpet

Toms Rudzinskis – alto sax / flute 

Liutauras Janusaitis – tenor sax/ flute 

Vadims Dmitrijevs – trombone 

Matias Fischer – drums

Kenneth Dahl Knudsen – bass & compositions 

(modern jazz)

Well known to Lithuanian audiences from the Kemaca Kinetic project, which has won many hearts, Kenneth Dahl Knudsen and Mathias Fisher — the heart and soul of that collective — return to Jazz Cellar 11 with a new project. This time, it is a collaborative project bringing together musicians from Denmark, Lithuania, and Latvia. Rooted in the pulse of the dance floor and driven by a fascination with rhythms from cultures around the world, Kenneth Dahl Knudsen has created Hexora.

Rooted in the pulse of the dance floor and driven by a fascination with rhythms from around the world, Kenneth Dahl Knudsen has created Hexora.

Knudsen shapes a rhythm-focused ensemble where acoustic instruments generate a club-like intensity through groove, interaction, and collective movement. The music can be described as acoustic-futuristic dance music— physical, improvisational, and impossible to confine to a single genre.

Together with him on stage are Lithuanian musicians who need no introduction — trumpeter Mindaugas Vadoklis and saxophonist Liutauras Janušaitis, both well known from numerous projects. Toms Rudzinskis from Latvia has already appeared on this club’s stage many times, both as a guest and as a bandleader. Trombonist Vadims Dmitrijevs is a rising jazz star on the Riga scene.

The ensemble’s lineup and the caliber of the musicians promise an exciting and bold concert. Don’t miss it.

The first 30 tickets – at the cheapest price.

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The concert (2 sets) starts at 8.30 p.m.

Doors apen at 7 p.m.

Your ticket ensures you a seat, there are no standing places in the club during. Seating is allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Table reservation for groups of 5 or more people by phone +37068411382 (everyday except Sunday from 12 p.m. until 6 p.m.).

We kindly request that attendees adhere to concert etiquette and show respect for the artists.