Artists of the "Prime Era" festival held a concert in the sky aboard a Belavia plane VIDEO
During a Belavia flight from Istanbul to Minsk, the plane's cabin unexpectedly turned into a concert venue. Artists from the "Prime Era" festival performed the song Johnny B. live for the passengers.

The musical performance took place at altitude, and surprised passengers greeted it with applause. Mike Dalien, a member of the once-popular German rap group Down Low, sang.
The "Prime Era" festival is taking place in Minsk at the Dinamo Stadium on the evening of September 19. According to its organizers, for the first time in a long while, iconic European and world hitmakers have gathered on one stage to present a grand show to the audience with the main hits of their youth.
Among the festival participants are — Morandi, The original SNAPs (Turbo B), Mr. President aka Layzee, 2Unlimited (Anita Doth), Cappella (Kelly O.), Bellini, Milli Vanilli (Ray Horton), Down Low, La Bouche (Natascha Wright).
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