People's Artist of Russia Nadezhda Kadysheva with the Golden Ring ensemble plans to hold a concert at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow next summer. This is reported by the portal <url>.
It is possible that in case of full sale of tickets for the first concert, another one will be appointed. According to entertainment industry experts interviewed by the publication, the standard fee of a popular artist for a stadium concert in Moscow starts from 50 million rubles.
Kadysheva is reaching a new level, where in recent years such artists as Basta (Vasily Vakulenko), Sergey Zhukov ("Hands Up!"), and now Dima Bilan and Anna Asti (Anna Dzyuba) have gathered thousands of spectators.
"In the spring, tickets for the Golden Ring to the halls for 4 thousand or 5 thousand spectators were sorted out in a few weeks. And already in the summer, Kadysheva and the Golden Ring are expected to sell out in the regions with the Wreath Floats program in huge halls," the publication notes.
So, in June, the singer will have a concert in Kazan at the Tatneft Arena, which can accommodate up to 10 thousand spectators. With a minimum ticket price of 3.2 thousand rubles, the organizers' revenue will amount to 32 million rubles.
"The concert organizers pay the artists the agreed fee without reference to the amount of revenue. Artists' fees for stadium concerts in the regions start from 20 million rubles," the publication claims.
As reported by EADaily, now Kadysheva and the Golden Ring are experiencing a second wave of popularity. Last year, her songs "The Wreath Floats" and "The Stream Flows" started circulating on social networks, attracting younger fans. Earlier, the promoter of the company "Ru-concert" Evgeny Morozov said that in the wake of the new popularity, Kadysheva's private concerts soared in price to 20 million rubles.
In addition, Kadysheva surpassed the Honored Artist of Russia Yaroslav Dronov (SHAMAN) and rapper Basta in the number of mentions in news and blogs. Kadysheva also left behind Instasamka (Daria Zoteeva), People's Artist of Russia Nadezhda Babkina, Olga Buzova and Klava Coca.
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