Estonian music set to shine at Tallinn Music Week
27 March 2019, 17:49
| Written by
Olivia Swash
Estonia's capital city of Tallinn will host its genre-spanning musical showcase for the eleventh time this year, taking place across three nights from 28-30 March. The Baltic city's medieval walls juxtapose the modernity of its booming tech industry, while the culture is rich in tradition but looks forward to exhibit and champion new music through events such as Tallinn Music Week.
Alongside a full calendar of conferences and panel discussions, 169 artists from 27 countries will perform, including 70 acts from Estonia. We'll give you a head-start by tipping you off with five of the country's home-grown artists that you can't miss at Tallinn Music Week 2019.
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