Aistė's performance briefly delayed due to equipment failure
Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Singer Aistė Gaižauskaitė's performance at a festival was briefly delayed due to technical issues with her microphone.
- The artist performed a mix of her own songs and covers of popular Lithuanian hits.
- The audience was invited on stage for a dance, though some fans caused a minor disruption by attempting selfies.
Singer Aistė Gaižauskaitė's performance at a festival experienced a brief interruption shortly after it began. Technical difficulties arose when her microphone malfunctioned immediately after the first song, forcing a temporary halt to the concert. Organizers quickly addressed the issue, resolving the technical problem within minutes, allowing the artist to resume her set.
The singer's microphone broke, so the start of the concert was delayed for several minutes.
Gaižauskaitė's performance featured a blend of her original music, which often incorporates soul, pop, and alternative genres inspired by older Lithuanian and international artists. She also treated the audience to covers of two beloved Lithuanian songs: "Vasara" by Hiperbolė and "Vėl švieski man vėl" by Stasys Povilaitis. The crowd enthusiastically joined in, singing and dancing along to the familiar melodies.
It's no secret that Aistė draws inspiration for her songs from old Lithuanian and foreign artists' music. Soul, pop, and alternative music genres often intertwine in her works.
The concert also included an interactive segment where Gaižauskaitė invited audience members to join her on stage for the popular dance associated with her song "Šauksiu tavo vardą," recorded with Rokas Yan. While many enthusiastically participated, a few fans attempted to take selfies with the artist, prompting her to remind them that photos could be taken later. Despite this minor incident, the atmosphere remained positive, with both the artist and the audience enjoying the shared experience of music and dance.
She also said that during her performances, she likes to sing songs by several singers who constantly contribute to the production of her works.
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.