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Concerts of Egor Creed canceled in Astrakhan, Ufa and Nizhnekamsk

Concerts of Yegor Creed (real name - Egor Bulatkin) in Astrakhan, Ufa and Nizhnekamsk canceled for technical reasons.

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Concerts of Egor Creed canceled in Astrakhan, Ufa and Nizhnekamsk

Concerts of Yegor Creed (real name - Egor Bulatkin) in Astrakhan, Ufa and Nizhnekamsk canceled for technical reasons. The singer said this in his Telegram channel.

According to him, the organizers of the concerts, the company "Artlife", explained the decision by the special technical conditions necessary for its conduct.

“It is important for us to provide the programme in its entirety and to maintain the level of quality that audiences expect. In these cities, we were unable to do this, the organizers said in a statement, a screenshot of which the artist published in his channel.

Concerts were scheduled for October 17 in Astrakhan, October 21 in Ufa and October 22 in Nizhnekamsk. On the cancellation of performances in other cities, the artist did not report.

The Office of Rospotrebnadzor for the Republic of Bashkortostan reminded that viewers can demand a refund for tickets.

Source: РБК ↗

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