Ukrainian rock hits performed by the orchestra

Ukrainian rock hits performed by the Concert Mania Orchestra are an evening when familiar songs sound as if you're hearing them for the first time. Only Ukrainian rock, an orchestra, and that same state when the ants start to crawl from the very first chords.

This time, iconic rock hits will receive a new orchestral sound performed by the Concert Mania Orchestra and vocalists Zinovy Karach and Ksenia Tsarenko. Deeper. Sharper. Closer.

Why this concert is a good plan for the evening

There are songs that stay with you for years. In your headphones, on trips, in memories of people and moments that have long since become “yours.” This concert is made up of such tracks.

Here, rock will sound not as a background, but as living energy. Through the orchestra, voices, and familiar lyrics that make you want to sing along with the audience.

For the mood when you want to switch off from your routine, breathe a sigh of relief after a difficult week, and spend the evening among your loved ones. Without unnecessary noise - just music that speaks honestly.

What will be played this evening?

From the first chords of "Fajne misto" and "Zvezdochka" by the Gadyukin Brothers, the same lively drive that never gets old will appear in the hall. "Scream" by O.Torvald will bring inner tension and strength, and "Bez tebe" - a quiet emotion that makes you clench inside.

"Old Photos," "Sleep Alone," and "Your Own Country" by Scriabin are no longer just hits, but parts of many people's personal stories. Songs that you know almost at the level of body memory.

"3 Minutes", "No Longer Alone" and "So Little There Are Here" by Second River will sound like a soundtrack to your own memories, and "Flowers in Your Hair" by Boombox will take you back to moments that still resonate with warmth inside.

The program also includes "It Can Kill You" by SKY, "You Know How It Hurts" and "I Need It So Much" by LAMA, "Malvas" and "Night" from Zhadan's repertoire. Songs that contain rebellion, tenderness, and unvarnished honesty.

Why you should add it to your plans

• the program includes Ukrainian rock hits without random compositions;
• the orchestral sound adds new depth to familiar songs;
• there will be an opportunity to feel nostalgic and at the same time experience music in a new way;
• a good option for a date, meeting with friends or summer anti-weekends;
• a space of live sound, freedom, and shared emotions without unnecessary pathos.

This is a concert you want to go to with people you're comfortable with being silent between your favorite tracks. Or, conversely, singing so loudly that no one can hear.