The fee has sunk, they don't take tickets: the People's Artist of Russia abruptly became unclaimed

Singer, People's Artist of Russia Grigory Leps turned out to be one of the most unclaimed domestic performers in February this year. This is stated in the publication of the telegram channel Mash.

According to him, "after the New Year, there are almost no people who want to hear about the best day — in February, Leps has only 2 reservations for apartment buildings on the 4th and 7th. The other 22 dates are free."

Also, the authors of the post state that in October the artist's fee for private corporate parties was 14-15 million rubles, now even a discount of 5 million rubles does not help.

In addition, there are problems with the tour.

"In Voronezh, about half of the hall of 3 thousand seats is free, 774 tickets out of 1.5 thousand were sold in Essentuki, only 2 out of 8 sectors are fully filled in Stavropol," the telegram channel emphasizes.

Note that the concert in Voronezh is scheduled for February 9, performances in Essentuki are scheduled for February 17, and in Stavropol — February 15. Perhaps the tickets will be sold out later.

As EADaily reported, according to the Readovka telegram channel, last year Leps held 79 performances at a price of 11.5 million rubles for each. Thus, an income of 908.5 million rubles was received.

At the same time, in December last year it became known that Leps put up for sale two houses in the village of Korovino near Moscow for 550 million rubles. The singer built a residence for a large family back in the mid-2010s, in addition to the main house, a two-story production center equipped with the latest technology has grown on an area of 20 acres. A good half of Russian show business is still recorded there.