Dmitrij Golovanov – piano
Artūrs Duckis – bass
Domantas Razmus – drums
(modern jazz)
They don’t ask for your attention — but they’ll have it anyway.
No Name Jazz Fellas is a modern jazz trio from Lithuania, blending professionalism with a quietly rebellious artistic spirit. The trio was founded in 2022 by pianist Dmitrij Golovanov — one of Lithuania’s most respected and active jazz pianists. All three are well-established names on the Lithuanian jazz scene, offering a bold and clear response to today’s fame-driven music industry: through deep creativity, occasional irony, and always — an absolute commitment to quality.
Is this a concert? A philosophical statement? A very elegant protest? Yes.
No Name Jazz Fellas is more than a clever play on words. It’s a concept: three accomplished artists who have chosen to step out of the cult of personality and let the music speak first. Their programs range from boldly rearranged jazz standards to experimental original works and tributes to Chick Corea — each performance is an invitation to experience something authentic and unpredictable.
The trio has already made a noticeable mark on Lithuania’s jazz landscape. Each member is active in various acclaimed projects and festivals, both locally and internationally, yet this project stands apart for its artistic clarity and honest philosophy. They are not afraid to be humorous or ironic. But behind the modest name lies a serious commitment to jazz music at its highest level.
“No name, no fame, no need for acclaim” — this is not just their motto. It’s their method.
The first 30 tickets – at the cheapest price.
The Jazz Cellar 11 club’s “Dainykla” project is partially funded by the Vilnius City Municipality.
The concert (2 sets) starts at 8 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.