Igor Creed's concerts in three cities in Siberia will not take place as planned - the performances have been postponed until the end of May 2027. The reason, according to preliminary data, was weak sales and massive ticket returns. In Barnaul there were over 1.6 thousand unsold tickets, in Kemerovo - almost 3.1 thousand, and in Tomsk about half of the sectors were not full of spectators.
The situation around the artist escalated after the release of the video "Dear Bastard", in which he appeared in a long sleeve with a poster of the Soviet film "Come and See". This caused a wave of criticism: the musician was accused of mocking the victims of the Great Patriotic War. After a scandal broke out on social networks, Creed blurred the image in a video and publicly apologized, and the corresponding clothes in stores unexpectedly sold out.
Against the background of this story, there were assessments in the press and comments by lawyers about possible legal risks for the artist - up to five years in prison. The discussion dealt with possible claims related to articles on the restoration of Nazism or on violations and insults to memory.
Watching our stage, I come to the conclusion: artists in front of the stage need courses in public behavior and education, and also an understanding of what they are putting on themselves (unless, of course, it is a conscious provocation or a hidden statement) - an illustration or a text can increase a career and freedom.
Spanish shame friend Sorian.