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Hurts Announces 2027 Summer Tour Including Sigulda Concert

November 8, 2026 Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor Entertainment

Music group Hurts will perform their only Baltic concert of the 2027 summer tour at the Sigulda Castle Ruins Estrade on June 11, 2027.

Sigulda Castle Ruins Show

The concert series kicks off at the historic open-air venue in Sigulda, where the medieval walls frame the duo’s dramatic sound. Following the Latvian stop, Theo Hutchcraft and Adam Anderson will travel to Sopota Opera Leśna, Hamburg Stadtpark, and the Citadel Music Festival in Berlin, wrapping up the tour on July 30 in Helsinki.

Public ticket sales opened on October 30 at 12:00 via the Biļešu Serviss network and website. The band’s musical style relies on emotional intensity, cool synthesizer timbres, and a cinematic scope, pairing monumental melodies with personal stories.

Chart History and Subsequent Releases

The duo gained international attention with their 2010 debut album, Happiness, which reached the top ten across Europe and earned 13 platinum and four gold awards globally. Singles such as “Wonderful Life,” “Stay,” and “Better Than Love” established their signature blend of grand melodies and atmospheric production.

Following that release, the group issued four more studio albums: Exile, Surrender, Desire, and their most recent 2020 record, Faith. Over the course of their career, Hurts have won two NME Awards and an ECHO award, alongside a nomination for an MTV Europe Music Award.

Alongside his work in the band, singer Theo Hutchcraft has spent recent years songwriting for artists including Calvin Harris, Måneskin, Muse, Jazzy, Cian Ducrot, and Louis Tomlinson. The upcoming Sigulda performance remains the group’s exclusive Baltic appearance for this concert series.

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