A folk-rock birthday turns into a big gathering of friends: on one stage, "Roots of the Lakes" will meet like-minded bands - Argemonia, Njörda, and YARuGA. There will be choruses you want to sing along to, dance energy, and sea shanties, but most importantly - a sense of a shared celebration when the audience becomes a choir. The birthday of the band is a reason that sounds louder than any other reason. "Roots of the Lakes" are celebrating their 25th anniversary and doing it generously in a folk way: gathering on one stage those with whom they have shared roads, concerts, and songs. For the first time in St. Petersburg, the celebration turns into a big evening where not only the setlist and lighting matter, but also the feeling that you are all "one of your own" here. "Roots of the Lakes" is folk-rock with a living nerve: it has both a driving rhythm for dancing and melodies you want to hum on the way out, as well as a taste for stories that fans love about the genre. An anniversary concert usually sounds broader than usual - musicians provide more material, interact more with the audience, and do not hold back emotions because it is their personal date. Joining the birthday celebrants are guests - Argemonia, Njörda, and YARuGA. These are different shades of the folk scene: somewhere more of a battle charge, somewhere - fairy-tale melodiousness, somewhere - dense instrumentation. The program may also feature old British shanties: such songs easily turn listeners into a team that picks up the chorus from the first time. Find other events in St. Petersburg on KudaGo.