Ukrainian singer Olga LIZGUNOVA will perform on November 1, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Boho SAFARI concert venue, located at 4 Fedorova St. The event organizer, Marina Mosina event, has announced that tickets for the concert are now on sale.
Guests can look forward to an evening of live music, humor, and self-deprecating humor. The organizers promise a casual atmosphere, an emotional connection with the audience, and a program that combines musical performances with comedic elements.
Olga LIZGUNOVA is known to Ukrainian audiences as a singer whose work combines contemporary pop music, vibrant stage presence, and direct interaction with the audience. The performance on November 1 will offer the opportunity to hear the artist live in the intimate setting of a small concert venue.
Ticket sales are organized in three phases with a gradual increase in price. The price for the first phase was 700 UAH; for the second phase, which began on October 12, it was 800 UAH. In the third phase, tickets will cost 1,000 UAH.
The number of tickets in each price category is limited. The organizers note that purchased tickets are non-refundable.
You can purchase tickets and get additional information via Instagram or Telegram from the organizer, Marina Mosina event, at mosina_event. Announcements of upcoming events are also posted on the Telegram channel mosina_events.
The concert will take place on Sunday, November 1, starting at 6:00 p.m.
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Source: Marina Mosina event, the organizer’s official Instagram page.
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According to the Interfax-Ukraine Culture project, the 15th anniversary ceremony of the YUNA-2026 National Music Award took place on April 15 at the Ukraine National Palace of Arts, during which the winners were announced, reports a journalist from the “Culture” department of the Interfax-Ukraine news agency.
“Fifteen years is not enough. We plan to continue at least until the ‘golden’ anniversary—50 years. It’s expensive, and we’re actually losing money, but we’re supporting Ukrainian music,” said the award’s founder, Mohammad Zahur, in an exclusive comment to the agency.
According to him, the award focuses exclusively on Ukrainian music released after 2014, and especially after 2022, having completely abandoned Russian-language content.
“We focus only on Ukrainian music. There used to be Russian-language music as well, but we’ve moved away from that,” he added.
Jamala opened the ceremony. The Armed Forces of Ukraine Ensemble also performed on stage with a medley of the year’s hits, and Tina Karol presented a special performance. Additionally, there was a premiere—Anna Trincher performed her new track “Your Mom.”
The event was interrupted by an air raid alert that lasted 1 hour and 33 minutes, prompting the audience and participants to evacuate the venue in accordance with safety protocols.
Among the winners were Artem Pivovarov, ADAM & Sasha Norova, Alena Omargalieva, The Maneken, Jerry Heil, MONATIK, TVORCHI, Ziferblat, and others.
The YUNA Award was established in 2011 and annually recognizes the achievements of Ukrainian artists and representatives of the music industry.
https://interfax.com.ua/news/culture/1159581.html
