Solo concert of ARTIK & ASTI in Saint Petersburg: sold out, new sound of famous hits and top-level show

      On March 7, 2026, a large-scale solo concert by the group ARTIK & ASTI took place at the Jubilee Sports Complex — an event that met the expectations of thousands of fans and became one of the brightest musical impressions of spring in St. Petersburg.

      The show, directed by Sasha Sakharna, presented a holistic artistic statement: impressive light effects, thoughtful scenography, and deeply meaningful multimedia content created a true performance space. Live sound combined with modern technologies ensured crystal-clear sound — the group's favorite hits sounded anew thanks to fresh arrangements.

      The concert opened with the iconic track "Feelings" — it was the performance of a cover of this song that once attracted ARTIK's attention to SEVILLE and marked the beginning of their creative partnership. Throughout the evening, SEVILLE changed four stage images, each emphasizing the group's status as a trendsetter in the music industry.

      The first image was executed in purple — a signature color for the group: a long skirt and a cape. Then the artist appeared before the audience in black, white, and red looks, maintained in the spirit of fashion couture with a combination of retro elegance and avant-garde elements.

      Choreography became an important part of the show: spectacular dance numbers organically complemented the musical blocks, bringing plasticity and drama to the performance. The choreographers of the show were Yulia Gaffarova and Andrey Tsar.

      Supporting his muse was the group's hit author Dima Loren: he specifically traveled to St. Petersburg to attend the concert. SEVILLE addressed him from the stage, which evoked warm emotions from the audience. The interaction with the audience created an atmosphere of live dialogue between the artist and the audience.

      The climax came with moments of universal unity: during the song "Universe," the audience raised their phones with lit flashlights, and the hits "Sad Dance," "Harmony," and other compositions were sung by 7,000 spectators together with SEVILLE. The ARTIK & ASTI concert once again confirmed the group's status as a leader in modern stage culture — the thoughtfulness of every detail, the emotional openness of the artists, and the powerful energy of live performance gave the audience unforgettable impressions and strengthened the bond between the group and its fans.

      Now, the group's fans are eagerly awaiting the ARTIK & ASTI concert in Moscow, at the Live Arena venue, which will take place on April 18.