Kauno geležinkelio stotis
M. K. Čiurlionio g. 16
12:30–13:00
Hassan Alp Çelikel
Hassan will welcome passengers arriving on the train from Vilnius.
On 10 October, live blues will fill Kaunas — music will be heard not only in concert halls, but also in city streets, at the stations, in Šančiai and in unexpected places around the city.

The Blues Bus, with live music on board, will take festival visitors to different daytime programme venues. The bus will follow this route: Kauno autobusų stotis – Kavinė-baras (V. Žukausko įmonė) – Šančių apynėlis and back.
Festival visitors travelling from Vilnius to Kaunas by train can look forward to musical surprises on board, followed by a special musical performance at Kauno geležinkelio stotis. Continue your musical journey through the station district! Drop by Šančiai and Naujamiestis too.
Full programme
12:30–18:00
The train departs from Vilnius at 11:10. Expect musical surprises.
Kauno geležinkelio stotis
M. K. Čiurlionio g. 16
12:30–13:00
Hassan will welcome passengers arriving on the train from Vilnius.
Kauno autobusų stotis
Vytauto pr. 24
13:00–15:00
Ignas iš Ignalinos is the creator and performer of the most positive Lithuanian regional reggae, playing music and warming listeners’ hearts for over ten years! His music leaves no one indifferent and brings a smile to listeners’ faces in an instant.
Požeminė perėja
Ties Kauno autobusų stotimi
13:00–15:30
A street musician and multi-instrumentalist who studied piano before turning to traditional instruments from the East. He weaves the sounds of Turkey, Iran and Armenia into his improvisations.
Čeburekinė
Vytauto pr. 12
13:00–15:30
Garma is a rock band from Kaunas, combining rebellious hard rock with elements of American dark country and blues. For the Kaunas Blues audience, the band has prepared a special acoustic performance — a gentler sound, but the same energy and direct, no-nonsense lyrics.
Viržuona
Vytauto pr. 12
13:00–15:30
Algis Fediajevas is an acoustic guitar shaman who describes his music as acoustic psychedelia.
No Lip Bush plays live, gritty and heartfelt blues that takes you to the Mississippi Delta while sounding firmly rooted in the here and now. On stage, old Delta blues, slide guitar and a sound inspired by blues legends meet the distinctive style of No Lip Bush.
Šančių apynėlis
A. Juozapavičiaus pr. 20
13:00–15:30
A group of senior musicians performing their own distinctive local blues, passed down from generation to generation. Here, music comes not from learned scores, but from life experiences, emotions and playing together.
Kavinė-baras (Vido Žukausko įmonė)
Birštono g. 6
13:00–15:30
This group of young, professional and passionate musicians, performing klezmer, Balkan and Eastern European music, will appear with its full line-up. Their concerts are like a journey into a colourful street celebration where standing still is impossible. Rakija Klezmer Orkestar guarantees a dose of good spirits!
Pas Virginiją
Girstupio g. 7
13:00–15:30
Eugenijus Raugas is a blues and rock musician well known in Kaunas, whose performances combine blues tradition, improvisation and lively, heartfelt playing.
Paulius, known by his artistic name Puka, is a painter and musician born in Šiauliai who is not afraid to experiment and break established boundaries in his work.
Žaliukė
Kaunakiemio g. 30
13:00–15:30
This blues guitar project brings together experienced musicians from Lithuania and Poland: Aleksandr Belkin (Vilnius, Lithuania) and Bogdan Topolski (Suvalkai, Poland). They have been collaborating in various blues ensembles and projects for more than ten years.
Volfas Engelman Galerija
Kaunakiemio g. 2
16:00–18:00
Afrodelic makes music where African rhythms meet hip-hop, funk, dub and electronica. Frontman Viktoras Diawara brings his West African roots and many years of experience on the Lithuanian music scene to this sound. The result is rhythmic, pulsating music with a particularly powerful live impact that never lets the audience remain mere spectators.
Arklio Galia is a creative collective of several foul-mouthed men who have been blasting their insistent music into Lithuanian ears for more than two decades. These musicians can write songs about absolutely anything and change their minds more than once during a single concert about which musical style they are playing. Over the years, they have recorded more than a dozen albums and made several music videos. In their unpredictable performances, a noisy guitar gives way to a noisy saxophone, followed by noisy drums, all topped off with distinctive and not always politically correct Lithuanian lyrics. In short, an Arklio Galia concert is an experience better heard than explained.
Čeburekinė
Vytauto pr. 12
12:00
Cabbage soup and a jam session.
No performances match the selected filters.
Map numbers correspond to the venues in the programme.
Šančiai has its own legendary venue: Šančių apynėlis, established in 1958. For the past three decades, the energetic twins Milda and Palma have been running the place.
Beer used to flow here through pipes from enormous tanks, and one dish still on the menu is peas with pork cracklings.
Rimas Kurtinaitis’s brother once worked at Šančių apynėlis, so famous basketball players liked to visit too — they had their own secret table in the basement, beside the beer tanks.
The café survived a fire, yet visitors can still sit at the same original oak tables.
One travel agency regularly brings tourists from South Korea here. Their favourite choice? Soup and fish. Just fish.
A favourite among the station district’s intellectuals, this is a place to stop for good coffee, a pastry or its legendary meat aspic. Viržuona is one of those places where different generations of Kaunas residents meet.
One of the legends of the Kaunas station district, serving freshly fried chebureki for over 30 years. Simple and unpretentious, and all the more familiar for it — a place that Kaunas residents know and keep returning to.
Žaliukė is one of the oldest places to eat in Kaunas, famous for its shashlik since 1966. It has true Kaunas legend status — it is said that dances were once held here too. The shashlik tradition has been kept alive for more than half a century, and Žaliukė still retains the character of an old-school Kaunas shashlik restaurant.
A legendary spot in the station district, open for 30 years, with the best herring and the freshest non-alcoholic Kaunas beer.
Kavinė-baras, formerly known as Šernai, has been operating since 1991.
A space on the grounds of a former brewery, connecting Kaunas’s industrial history with the city’s contemporary culture. The gallery is located right in the city centre and offers panoramic views of Kaunas. It hosts concerts, tastings and a variety of cultural events.
Festival funded by: Kauno savivaldybė, Volfas Engelman Nealkoholinis, Adma