A major Polina Gagarina concert drew a full house in St. Petersburg, with local fans and visitors cheering through the evening. The show took place at the Ice Palace, a landmark venue that hosted the star for a return performance in five years. Ahead of the concert, a press conference was held where the artist shared her affection for the Northern capital of Russia, describing St. Petersburg as a place of power and inspiration for her creative work. (Source: artist’s press service)
The event coincided with International Women’s Day, and Gagarina remarked that nothing would compare to the feeling of a packed hall showing support for her music. For many fans, this was more than a concert; it was a celebration of her journey and connection with a devoted audience. The crowd’s energy underscored her success as one of Russia’s leading pop voices. (Source: artist’s press service)
In March, Polina Gagarina announced that her forthcoming plans would include fewer performances in the summer and a shift in the concert format. She signaled a move toward more intimate or differently structured productions, prioritizing quality over quantity in touring. (Source: artist’s press service)
The artist’s next and final show was scheduled for June 29, 2024, at Moscow’s Luzhniki Arena, marking a significant farewell message to her fans. This reflection on a long-running touring career framed the summer as a turning point and a chance to explore new artistic directions. (Source: artist’s press service)
Gagarina’s rise began on the reality television program Star Factory, where she earned second place in the show’s second season. She later carried Russia’s musical presence to the international stage by representing the country at Eurovision 2015, finishing in second place and earning global recognition for her vocal versatility and stage presence. (Source: artist’s press service)
Earlier, an online influencer discussed alleged threats toward Gagarina, drawing attention to the scrutiny that comes with public life and the impact on artists’ safety and well-being. (Source: artist’s press service)