Philip Kirkorov may cancel the concert in Yaroslavl
The king of the Russian pop scene may refuse to hold a concert in Yaroslavl at the Arena 2000. Without the help of outraged paratroopers and social activists.

The king of the Russian pop scene may refuse to hold a concert in Yaroslavl at the Arena 2000. Without the help of outraged paratroopers and social activists.
The problem is that tickets to his great show sell out rather sluggishly. And even the scandal with paratroopers who demanded to cancel the concert, did not prompt fans of the bright artist to go to the box office for a ticket.
Currently, less than a quarter of tickets for the stadium concert have been sold. For comparison, you can take the concert of Basta, which will be held the same week and also at the Arena 2000. There's actually a total soldier out on Basta's show.
Well done in sales and "Culture Room". The rockers couldn't sell out a full hall, but two-thirds of the tickets have already been disassembled by those wanting to hear about trains and planes.
The scandal with the concert of Philip Bedrosovich, which took place in Tyumen, is also unlikely to increase the chances of strengthening sales.



