Mikhalkov Offers Concerts to Russians for 3.5M Rubles
Sergei Mikhalkov, leader of the band 'Lyapis Trubetskoy,' is accepting private performance requests from Russian clients abroad, charging 3.5 million rubles plus rider expenses, with conditions including business-class flights, a five-star hotel, and strict personal boundaries.
Consensus
- Sergei Mikhalkov is accepting private performance requests from Russian clients outside Russia.
- The fee for a performance is 35,000 euros (approximately 3.5 million rubles).
- Mikhalkov requires business-class flights with a window seat and a five-star hotel stay.
- The rider includes five bottles of light beer, one liter of whiskey, snacks, hot meals, and black towels.
- Mikhalkov prohibits personal approach by organizers, even during events.
- Mikhalkov lives in Estonia and performs only in Europe and the United States.
- He previously lived in Russia and Ukraine, and moved to the Baltic region after the start of the special military operation.
- He was sentenced in absentia by the Minsk City Court in early August to four years in a general regime colony.
- The charges were for insulting Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and inciting social hostility.
Points of divergence
- Mikhalkov is willing to relocate his scheduled German tour to any location in the world except Russia and Belarus for an additional 5,000 euros. — riamo
- The performance may include songs such as 'Kapital,' 'V plethe bilem,' 'Au,' and 'Ty kintula.' — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Leader of 'Lyapys Trubezetskoy' ready to perform for Russians for 3.5 million rubles — РИАМО
- Leader of the group «Lapyus Trubezkoy» began taking orders for Russian corporate events — Вечерняя Москва