During a sit‑down with socialbites.ca, Alexandra Panfilova, the spokesperson for the Alisa group, addressed reports that a spectator sustained burns at a recent St. Petersburg performance. Panfilova emphasized that medical staff were present at the venue and that no information about any incident was relayed to the organizers. She stressed that ambulances were stationed on site from the opening of the audience area to the moment every attendee departed, and if anything serious had occurred, authorities would have been alerted. The organizers reportedly maintain routine check‑ins with the medical team to assess the situation and comfort attendees, ensuring a calm environment throughout the event.
On September 9, Fontanka published a report claiming that on September 6, during the Kinchev Fest show by the group Alisa, a spectator sustained injuries. The account quoted the victim describing fireworks set off during the performance of the song World, with pyrotechnics projected toward the crowd. The woman said the flames damaged items in her backpack, including a glasses case and cosmetic bag, and caused burns to her arms and legs. She also noted attempts to reach the event organizers, which she said were unsuccessful.
Prior to these claims, a representative for Samoilov had dismissed rumors suggesting the artist faced difficulties performing in Krasnoyarsk, underscoring a pattern of communication aimed at clarifying misunderstandings surrounding the band’s live shows.