Grand Baltic Pride 2025 Concert – Everyone Invited to the White Bridge After the March

On June 7, 2025, at 5:00 PM, the main Baltic Pride 2025 open-air concert will take place on
the lawn near the White Bridge in Vilnius. This free event will follow the March for Equality!
and will be one of the highlights of the festival. Everyone is welcome – members of the
LGBT community, their allies, Vilnius residents, and visitors who support LGBT human
rights.

The stage will host well-known Lithuanian and international performers, including Leon
Somov, Jazzu, Rūta Mur, Beatrich, Aistè, Goya, Lolita Zero, Lion Ceccah, dazzling drag
performers Aura More, Edma, LaDiva Live from Belgium, Catherine D’Oex from
Switzerland, and many more.

“We are proud that so many big names in music business have joined the main Baltic Pride
concert in Vilnius. We invite everyone to enjoy the show after the March for Equality, and to
celebrate freedom and unity,” said Vladimiras Simonko, Executive Director of the National
LGBT rights organization LGL.

The concert is traditionally organized in collaboration with the Music Awards of the Year
association (M.A.M.A.), which contributes to artist selection and program planning.
“It’s a great honor for us to organize this event. Our goal is to make the festival’s program
appealing to a wide audience and to help shape an open, modern Lithuania. Music brings
people together, and this concert is a perfect opportunity to prove it,” said representatives of
M.A.M.A.

The Baltic Pride 2025 concert is supported by Vilnius City Municipality, Johnson Matthey,
and Swedbank. The event is free, open to all, and aims to increase the visibility of the LGBT
community, and to promote equality and inclusion in public spaces. More information about
the Baltic Pride festival program can be found at gopride.lt.

Baltic Pride 2025 is an international LGBT festival that unites the three Baltic countries,
returning to Vilnius for the sixth time. This year’s program includes the March for Equality,
the Pride House community space, the Pride Voices Gala event, and an international human
rights conference.