Musicians from Riga

Latvian singer and songwriter (born 1973)

Latvian conductor (1943–2019)

Latvian opera singer (born 1976)

Latvian singer-songwriter (born 1993)

Latvian conductor (born 1978)

Latvian violinist and conductor (born 1947)

Soviet and Latvian composer and pianist; Minister of culture of Latvia from 1988 to 1993

Latvian singer

Latvian-Israeli cellist

Latvian-American DJ (born 1972)

German comedian and entertainer (1909-1979)

Latvian composer (born 1941)

Latvian violinist (born 1981)

Soviet and Russian cellist

Latvian opera singer

Latvian composer (1890-1966)

Russian singer (1877–1953)

Latvian operatic soprano

Russian singer and opera singer (1881-1938)

Armenian musician

Latvian violinist (1946-1996)

Latvian musician (born 1952)

Latvian musician

Latvian composer

Israeli musician (1903–1967)

Latvian musician

Latvian tenor (born 1975)

Mārkas Markūlis (; born 31 March 1993), better known by his stage name Markul (), is a Russian hip-hop artist who creates deep, atmospheric music with melancholic lyrics that combine elements of hip-hop and modern urban music. His key albums, such as Great Depression (2018), Sense of Human (2021), and MAKE DEPRESSION GREAT AGAIN (2024), reflect his unique musical style and worldview.

Latvian musician (1941–2001)

Latvian composer (1936—2024)

Latvian opera soprano

Latvian composer

Latvian rapper and record producer (born 1978)

Soviet opera singer and music educator

Latvian composer

Latvian violinist

Latvian musician, artist, guitarist and TV host

Latvian pianist

Latvian conductor (born 1980)

Latvian composer (1936-2018)

German opera singer (1880-1926)

Latvian composer, organist and pianist (born 1951)

Latvian composer (1878–1962)

Latvian opera singer (born 1981)

Latvian musician and politician (1942-2016)