Full house and millions of rubles: the revived cult band of the 2000s will perform in Moscow

The Tatu group, which reunited this year 14 years after the breakup, will earn about 30 million rubles on the sale of concert tickets in Moscow. This is reported by the Shot telegram channel.

"Now more than half of the tickets have been bought for the concert. It is expected that the event, which will be held at the end of October, will be sold out, and about 4 thousand spectators will come. The cheapest tickets cost 5 thousand rubles, and the most expensive — 30 thousand rubles, " the publication says.

According to the telegram channel, the soloists of the group Yulia Volkova and Lena Katina can earn about 15 million rubles. The rest of the money will go to the organizers: they will cover the rent of the site, the work of sound engineers, light engineers and other technical personnel.

As reported by EADaily, in early July it became known that the soloists of the group "Tatu" Julia Volkova and Lena Katina officially reunited after more than a decade break. It was clarified that they disowned LGBT people, promised not to kiss anymore and keep their distance on stage, not to behave the way they did at the beginning of their career.

The Tatu group was formed in 1999 and existed until 2011. It was considered one of the most successful Russian bands that achieved worldwide popularity. Tatu is the first and only Russian band to receive the IFPI award for the number of albums sold.

The main achievement of the duo is participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 2003, where the girls won third place.

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