On May 23, a large solo concert by Masha Sheikh took place in Moscow.

      On May 23, the long-awaited concert of Masha Sheikh took place at the concert venue "Urban," where she presented a vibrant program that combined the loudest hits and unexpected premieres.

      The concert was divided into several parts – Masha's solo performance, a performance with a special guest – Yulia Parshuta, and the presentation of Sheikh Band's new production project.

      Just a few days before the concert, Masha announced a new track "They Say" on her social media, which was exclusively played at the concert before the official release:

      "At one of the rehearsals, I told my sound engineer that I had a cool demo. And on that same day, we set our own record – we fully assembled the track in three hours," Masha shared.

      At the concert, Masha also introduced the vocalist of Sheikh Band – Diana Pashko, with whom they performed on the same stage for the first time, singing both beloved hits like "Mom, I'm Dancing 2.0," "Barefoot," and others, as well as presenting new collaborative works "The Music Flows" and "Don't Cry."

      Masha and Diana also shared their future creative plans:

      "Diana, as it turned out, also loves chanson, so perhaps expect something in that unusual style for both of us."

      The performance of the duet song "Ode," which Yulia Parshuta joined, certainly left no one indifferent and became a highlight of the evening:

      "When I was writing this song, Yulia's voice was playing in my head. I knew that Yulia was the first person I would invite to do a duet. Everything worked out, and in the end, it's one of my favorite songs," Masha Sheikh shares.

      The hall was warm, and the audience greeted the performers very loudly, singing along and supporting them.