Novosibirsk cancels Revva concert over SVO stance
Sergey Mayorov, Chairman of the 'Union of Fathers' of the Novosibirsk region, spoke out against Alexander Revva's concert scheduled for September 29, according to Om1 Novosibirsk.
Consensus
- The concert of Alexander Revva was canceled in Novosibirsk on September 29.
- Sergei Mayorov, head of the Novosibirsk Union of Fathers, called for the cancellation of the concert.
- Revva previously left Russia in February 2022 and publicly opposed the special military operation.
- Revva returned to Russia and resumed his concert activities.
- Mayorov's opposition was based on Revva's public position and actions, not his artistic work.
- The concert was scheduled to take place at the 'Locomotiv Arena' venue.
Points of divergence
- Sergei Mayorov personally demanded that regional authorities ban the event. — vesti
- Producer Yuri Turtshev supported Mayorov's position and stated that audiences have the right to evaluate the performer's reputation. — riamo
- Turtshev emphasized that Revva's success was due to simple choruses, humor, and a recognizable character, and that audience perception of his return is more important than music. — riamo
- Revva changed his citizenship from Ukrainian to Russian. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- In the Union of Fathers in Novosibirsk Oblast, they demanded to cancel Revva concert — Вести
- Sergey Mayorov spoke against Revva concert in Novosibirsk — РИАМО