A well-known Ukrainian singer has announced an autumn tour across Europe

The concerts will take place in five cities. The artist promises an intimate atmosphere, emotional interaction with the audience, and a traditional fundraiser to support Ukraine.
У Європі відбудуться концерти Святослава Вакарчука / Фото пресслужби ОЕ
У Європі відбудуться концерти Святослава Вакарчука / Фото пресслужби ОЕ

23 June 2026, 14:09

The frontman of the band "Okean Elzy", Sviatoslav Vakarchuk, has announced an autumn series of concerts in Europe. The musician shared this on his social media page.

According to the artist, the new tour will be held in a more intimate format than traditional rock concerts, but will retain the emotionality typical of his performances.

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"We will exchange good energy, which is so needed by both you and me. And, as always, we will help Ukraine," Vakarchuk noted.

Five concerts are planned as part of the tour:

– November 7 – Antwerp;
– November 22 – Vilnius;
– December 4 – Dublin;
– December 6 – Zurich;
– December 11 – Cannes.

The artist urged fans to attend the concerts and join the support for Ukraine.

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