Stas Mikhailov to give two consecutive concerts in Minsk in April. And tickets are almost gone
Initially, it was planned that Stas Mikhailov would perform on April 4. The organizers did not aim for a large venue, choosing the Sports Palace. But there were so many people eager to hear "All for you" that an additional concert had to be quickly scheduled for the next day.
The Sports Palace accommodates up to 4500 people during concerts — that's if spectators are packed as tightly as possible on the dance floor. Tickets for the first concert sold out quite quickly, and only a few hundred of the most expensive parterre tickets remain for the additional one.
The opportunity to see Stas Mikhailov costs from 85 to 305 rubles.
But, it seems, his Belarusian colleague German Titov is most looking forward to meeting the Russian singer.
Earlier, he tried to get Shaman to sing with him with the help of subscribers — but received a rejection from the representatives of the Z-star.
Now German is again asking subscribers to tag Stas Mikhailov in the comments under his post to make his dream a reality. He wants the Russian artist to sing a song from his repertoire, "Cranes Fly to China" (German himself wrote the music for it), together with him. About 40 people fulfilled Titov's request.
Let us remind you, Stas Mikhailov supported the attack on Ukraine from the very first days. In February 2022, he wrote on Instagram: "Russia has never waged war with Ukraine and will never fight with the Ukrainian people. Russia is conducting a special operation for demilitarization and denazification. It is freeing our brothers from 'people' who cannot govern it, from 'people' who are leading it into the abyss (...). At this moment, we must all unite and support our president, because he is going through a very difficult time — almost the entire 'progressive West' has declared war on him, and that means on each of us."
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