At a concert in Luzhniki, a popular band announced its refusal to release new songs

The rock band "Zveri" will return to concert and touring activities after a sabbatical, tentatively, in two years. This was stated at a concert in Luzhniki by the band's leader Roman Bilyk.

"We will take a short break in concert activities — so we will see each other not in a year, maybe in two. But we will definitely come back with a tour, I promise you. It's just that everyone, even the "Beasts", needs a little pause and respite. Thank you very much, friends!", he addressed the fans.

In addition, Bilyk said that the band will no longer release new songs.

"The discography of the Zveri group has officially been completed. The last album was released in 2024, and it's called "Folk". I want to say thank you to everyone — to everyone who took part in the recording, to all the musicians, sound engineers and, of course, the public. Thank you very much! ", — quotes the musician RIA Novosti.

The group "Beasts" was created in 2000. The band has released 8 studio albums, four live records and six mini-albums. The group is the winner of the MTV Russia Award and the Debut Award. At the Muz-TV award "Beasts" won in the nomination "Best rock band" 9 times.

As EADaily reported, in early July Bilyk wrote in his telegram channel that the "Beasts" were going on sabbatical.

"August fifteenth at the Luzhniki Stadium will be our last big show so far. Let's sing our favorite songs and tell each other the most important thing — not with words, but with music," he assured.

The musician emphasized that over the past years the band has traveled all over the country, played hundreds of concerts and shared unforgettable moments with fans.