Alexandra Roerich, the concert director for the group Night Snipers, shared updates about the touring schedule and the current health status of the band’s lead singer, Diana Arbenina. The interview clarified that the summer shows are on track to go ahead in multiple cities, despite recent health concerns.
The Moscow performance is slated for July 8, with a string of additional dates planned in a short tour across Russia. Arbenina is expected to perform in Nalchik on June 7, Rostov-on-Don on June 8, Krasnodar on June 12, and Volgograd on June 13. Roerich emphasized that the commitments remain firm even as Arbenina focuses on recovery from a back injury, underscoring the team’s confidence in a full comeback on stage.
Recovery progress has been steady, according to the director. Although initial worries arose when Arbenina sustained the back injury, the artist is reported to be advancing well, which keeps the concert plans intact. The group remains committed to delivering high-energy performances and ensuring fans experience the live show they anticipate.
Earlier in the year, a cancellation affected a portion of the tour. On May 20, a scheduled concert in Bishkek was postponed due to a spinal condition. The artist explained that the postponement occurred after a fall on home stairs, and she reassured fans that a new date would be announced once recovery progressed. In addition, several appearances in Uzbekistan, specifically in Tashkent on May 17, Samarkand on May 18, and Bukhara on May 19, were cancelled, with plans to reschedule forthcoming performances once Arbenina could safely perform again. The touring team promised to communicate updated dates as soon as they were confirmed, and fans were encouraged to stay tuned for new announcements and ticket information for the rescheduled shows. [Source: Night Snipers press update]