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"Future" concert on the Main Street Stage on April 14

"Future" concert on the Main Street Stage on April 14
Photo: Kirill Zykov/RIA News
04.14.2024

The Main Street Stage of the RUSSIA EXPO invites guests to the "Future" concert. Young performers CREST, marble, RADOPI, BeZ B and Yo band will give you a charge of emotions and a great mood.

The "Future" concert continues the festival of the same name, which took place in February 2024 in MTS Live Hall club — it gathered more than 30 000 guests, becoming the largest club festival in Russia for the last few years. During 4 days such artists as Three Days of Rain, GSPD, DK, Pyrokinesis, Mukka, Loqiemean, Saluki, Husky, Lida, Kishlak, CMH, playingtheangel, Cosmonautov Net, Papin Olympos and others performed at the venue.

The aim of the project is to develop creative music industry in Russia, to create a unique musical community, to discover new names and new talents. The festival participants are young artists from 14 to 30 years old, who gather full halls of fans all over Russia or are just starting their creative path.

VDNH, Main Street Stage

April 14, 17:00 - 20:00

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