Singer Vera Brezhneva is prepared to perform before Russian audiences for a sum that tops her usual appearance fee by nearly 11,000 dollars. A Telegram channel cited by Puree reports this figure, signaling a higher price point for engagement with Brezhneva on stage.
The source notes that Brezhneva’s concert price for Russian clients stands at 54.9 thousand dollars. Added to this are rider costs, which amount to an additional 26.9 thousand dollars. The publication emphasizes that Brezhneva has reviewed the client requirements with care. At the same time, the artist has not yet scheduled performances for dates that are typically highly sought after for corporate events.
Earlier reporting claimed that Vera Brezhneva lost a recent job in Russia. A brand designer and business partner, Hanna Khmeleva, exited the joint venture Maysisons LLC. The move followed differences over participation in the business, and after legal steps, the designer became the sole owner of the fashion boutique while Brezhneva’s LLC faced closure due to debts.
Khmeleva and Brezhnev, who co-led the Myseasons fashion boutique in St. Petersburg, opened the store in 2017. The singer held a minority stake of 49 percent, with Khmeleva owning 51 percent. In October it was reported that Khmeleva’s accounts in Russia had been seized due to tax obligations, signaling financial and legal pressures around the enterprise.
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