The April Lolita concert has been canceled in Novosibirsk – Kommersant

In Novosibirsk, the concert of singer Lolita Milyavskaya, which was supposed to take place on April 2 at the local Palace of Culture of Railway Workers, was canceled, the publication reports. NGS. The reasons for the cancellation of the concert are not stated, but the performer herself previously reported the disruption of several of her performances after participating in the “naked party” of blogger Anastasia Ivleeva.

According to NGS, all tickets for Lolita’s April concert were sold out in December last year. The concert was supposed to be an anniversary concert, it was planned to coincide with the singer’s 60th birthday.

At the same time, another Novosibirsk concert of Lolita, which is scheduled for March 31 at the House of Scientists of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Academgorodok, has not yet been canceled; tickets for this performance are still available for purchase on specialized websites.

On the night of December 21, Lolita Milyavskaya became one of the guests of a party organized by TV presenter Anastasia Ivleeva at the Moscow club Mutabor. The dress code for the event was stated as almost naked (“almost naked”). In addition to Lolita, the party was attended by singer Dima Bilan, journalist Ksenia Sobchak, rapper Vacio, Dzhigan and others. After videos and photos from the event went viral, several politicians and public figures contacted law enforcement agencies demanding a legal assessment of the party. They also pointed out that the party took place at a time when Russia was fighting in Ukraine.

As a result of the checks, rapper Vasio, who came to the party completely naked, was arrested twice (for 15 and 10 days, respectively) and fined under articles of petty hooliganism and LGBT propaganda. After a scandal erupted, Philip Kirkorov was cut out of the TNT channel’s New Year’s film “Ivan Vasilyevich Changes Everything.”

December 26 Lolita Milyavskaya stated, that because of her participation in the party, her concerts began to be canceled, and her presence was “cut off the air.” This week it became known about the cancellation of the performer’s performances in Barnaul and Omsk; in the second case, this happened after a complaint from local Cossacks.

Read more about how party participants are deprived of advertising contracts in the Kommersant article. “Login using blacklists.”

Alexander Kislov