August, 21

Jack White is a rare example of a truly era-defining guitar hero. His work is a constant challenge to convention: he remains a sonic iconoclast, a guardian of classic songwriting craft, and the driving force behind his own label, Third Man Records.

This unwavering creative boldness is evident in everything he does — from bands such as The White Stripes, The Dead Weather, and The Raconteurs to his expansive solo discography. Jack White’s name has long been synonymous with musical influence and artistic independence.

Recent years have only cemented his status. Last year, the musician unexpectedly released his sixth studio album “No name” that initially existed exclusively on vinyl before later appearing online. In November this year, The White Stripes were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and White himself took the stage alongside Eminem at an NFL game in his hometown of Detroit — an event that instantly made headlines around the world.

August, 21

The duo The Kills remains true to their signature style, which earned them worldwide acclaim — minimalist post-punk with character. Sharp guitar riffs, punchy and confident vocal, and the rhythmic sound of a drum machine create the band's recognizable sound. American vocalist Alison Mosshart and British guitarist Jamie Hince expertly play with emotions and win the hearts of listeners. Their music captivates from the very first seconds.

Be warned: once you experience The Kills, you may find yourself under their musical spell for quite a while.

August, 22

Gorillaz are more than just a band — they’re a universe of their own. Created by musician Damon Albarn and artist Jamie Hewlett, the band consists of four animated members and is known for its genre-blending sound, mixing alternative rock, hip-hop, and electronic music. Over more than two decades, Gorillaz have become a true cultural phenomenon, earning global acclaim and a host of prestigious awards.

The band recently announced their upcoming ninth studio album, The Mountain, set for release on March 20, 2026. And this summer, fans in Kazakhstan will have the chance to hear the new tracks — alongside their greatest hits — live on August 22 at Park Live Almaty!

August, 22

The New York–based hip-hop band De La Soul is known, among other things, for their appearance on the iconic track Feel Good Inc. and for winning a Grammy Award in 2006. From the very beginning, they stood out from many late-1980s rap artists: their sound embraced eclectic sampling, playful word-play, jazz, funk, pop and psychedelia, rather than the harder edged gangsta-rap dominant at the time.

For listeners and for hip-hop culture as a whole, the story of De La Soul remains an inspiring example: staying true to themselves, being open to innovation, and respecting their roots have helped them maintain influence for many years. Their new album, Cabin in the Sky, released in 2025, serves both as a tribute to the past and the beginning of a new chapter — grounded in legacy while looking toward the future.

August, 23

The legendary American rock band from California, The Offspring will perform on Sunday, August 23.

Back in 1994, The Offspring broke into the top 10 of the U.S. charts with their album “Smash,” which sold over four million copies. Since then, the band has cemented its status as one of the most successful punk rock acts in the world.

Alongside California bands like Green Day and Rancid, The Offspring played a key role in the revival of punk rock in the 1990s. To date, their total sales exceed 40 million records, making them one of the most commercially successful rock bands in history.