Einārs Everss (1993) is a Latvian double bassist currently based in Copenhagen. Since April 2019 he is a member of Danish National Symphony Orchestra (DR Symfoniorkestret)
and since year 2021 Einārs is holding the co-principal double bass position there (1. solobassist). After graduating his Bachelor’s and Master’s study programmes in Janáček Academy of Performing Arts (Brno, Czechia) with prof. Miloslav Jelínek, he graduated from soloists class at the Royal Danish Academy of Music with prof. Michal Stadnicki. Einārs is a prizewinner of several international competitions e.g. The 3rd International Stockholm Music Competition 2014 (Stockholm, Sweden), The 7th International F. Simandl Competition 2014 (Blatná, Czechia), The 7th International K. D. von Dittersdorf Competition 2017 (Banská Bystrica, Slovakia), among others.

As a soloist and chamber musician he has performed in countries like Czechia, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden etc. and as a soloist has played with orchestras like Simfonia Concertante (Riga, Latvia), Chamber Orchestra of Rezekne (Rezekne, Latvia) and PKF – Prague Philharmonia (Prague, Czechia).

Einārs has collaborated with musicians like Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider, Carolin Widmann, Nils Mönkemeyer, Enrico Pace, Amalie Malling, Rikke Sandberg, Torleif Thedeen, Trio con Brio Copenhagen and others. He was also one of the jury members of The J. M. Sperger International Double Bass Quarantine Challenge in summer 2020 and The 29th Leoš Janáček International Competition 2023.

Since August 2023 Einārs has been a bass teacher in The Royal Danish Academy of Music (Frederiksberg, Denmark).