Plenērs

Plenērs has captured attention with several tracks that resonate with fans of punk and punk rock. “Bēgums” stands out with its raw energy, drawing listeners into its fast-paced rhythm. “Būris” follows suit, featuring hard-hitting riffs that reflect a sense of urgency.

Tracks like “Slēpties Aiz Rētām Tik Labi Sanāk” and “Matīss” showcase the band's ability to mix catchy melodies with straightforward lyrics. “Citur pavasaris pienāks ātrāk” and “Aiz ādas” continue the trend, offering a blend of thoughtful themes and powerful instrumentals. Other notable songs include “Nakts vēl jauna,” “Ne vienmēr būt ceļā ir skaisti,” “It Kā Pa Jokam,” and “Vājības.” Each track contributes to their growing presence in the punk scene, appealing to listeners who appreciate a straightforward approach to music.

Plenērs continues to push their punk rock sound with their latest album, "Bezmiegs," released in 2018. This album captures the essence of their musical style, featuring energetic riffs and straightforward lyrics that resonate with their audience.

In recent years, they have released several singles. The track "Nēnujā," launched in 2022, showcases their evolving sound while maintaining the punk spirit. Before that, "Ne vienmēr būt ceļā ir skaisti," released in 2021, explores themes of travel and perspective. Two singles from 2020, "Bēgums" and "Nakts vēl jauna," reflect their consistent approach to songwriting, with both tracks emphasizing relatable experiences. Each release adds to their discography, demonstrating a commitment to their craft and connection with fans.

Plenērs has made notable appearances at various venues and festivals in Latvia, showcasing their punk rock energy. At DEPO Riga, they delivered a raw performance that resonated well with the local crowd, blending their unique sound with the vibrant atmosphere of the venue. The intimate setting allowed for a close connection with fans, making it a memorable night.

They also performed at Aleponija, where the mix of punk rock and local culture created an engaging experience. Their setlist included tracks that encouraged audience participation, fostering a sense of community. At festivals like Nemiers, Plenērs stood out among a lineup of diverse artists, drawing in punk enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Other appearances have included local events and underground shows, further solidifying their presence in the Latvian punk scene. Each performance contributes to their growing reputation and connection with fans.