The legendary Scottish heavy rock band "Nazareth" will also stop in Latvia on their world tour, presenting their latest, now 25th studio album "Surviving the Law". According to band founder Pete Agnew, this album is "guaranteed to knock your socks off".
The twelve self-penned album Surviving the Law was released in the spring of 2022, and the band then embarked on a world tour to introduce it to the world.
The group was founded in 1968, and almost all of their albums have become rock classics. The heyday albums Razamanaz (1973), Loud'n'Proud (1973), Rampant (1974), Hair Of The Dog (1975) and Close Enough For Rock'n'Roll (1976) are true hard rock masterpieces, having won more than 50 gold and platinum awards, while the ballad 'Love Hurts' remains a worldwide radio station playlist leader. But "Nazareth" are not going to rest on their laurels at all, and their song "Strange Day" is a great confirmation that the latest album is one of the best in the entire existence of the band.
The concert in Jūrmala will include both songs from "Surviving the Law" and, of course, the good old golden hits, providing an unforgettable treat for the fans of the inimitable band.
"Nazareth" composition:
Pete Agnew – bass guitar (founder of the band in 1968)
Lee Agnew – drums (in band since 1999)
James Murrison – lead guitarist (in the band since 1994)
Carl Andrew Sentance – vocals (in the band since 2015)
Dzintari concert hall in Jurmala 13.07.2025.