The festive program of the 10th Midsummer Vilnius festival will be opened by the world-renowned British star and Mercury Prize laureate, Benjamin Clementine.
On July 14th, in the Grand Courtyard of the Palace of the Grand Dukes, he will present his fourth and final album, Sir Introvert and the Featherweights. This work marks a significant shift in the artist’s career—a transition into cinema. Benjamin Clementine is subtly bidding farewell to music, at least for a time, to embark on a new creative journey.
Thus, his appearance on the Midsummer Vilnius stage will be a very special moment for fans. During the evening, his most iconic and beloved songs will also undoubtedly resonate.
The atmosphere of Clementine’s performances is akin to a captivating, emotional, and even hypnotic ritual. Masterfully playing with his velvety voice and emotions, the artist creates unique performances that blend music, poetry, and theater.
Benjamin Clementine’s debut album, At Least for Now (2015), won the Mercury Prize and gained widespread acclaim for its unique combination of avant-garde pop, soul, and classical music.
In fact, the artist’s life is like a film, full of unexpected turns and challenges. He began his career in Paris, performing on streets and in small cafes. From his early concerts to performances in prestigious venues worldwide, his career has unfolded extraordinarily.
After a successful music career, Benjamin Clementine has ventured into cinema, taking roles in films such as Dune and Blitz, marking the beginning of a new creative chapter.
