Classic rock that knows how to be both lyrical and truly hard: ballads are replaced by rock-n-roll bursts, arrangements feature an exciting saxophone, and female vocals add the necessary magic. On this evening, several bands will take the stage - the perfect reason to warm your heart after winter and leave with buzzing ears and a smile. When winter has become tiresome and spring is just gaining momentum, one craves a simple recipe - loud rock, a warm crowd, and music that lightens the heart. This evening is all about "warming the heart": without unnecessary seriousness, but with powerful live sound. The main nerve of the program is a love for classic rock with a desire to occasionally turn it up a notch. When faced with the question "ballads or rock-n-roll?" here they answer honestly with "yes," so the set maintains contrast: melodic moments are followed by accelerations, and the drive builds up to the point where it becomes increasingly difficult to stand still. A separate detail that captivates even those who usually listen to guitars "head-on" is the saxophone. It adds a rich, somewhat cinematic shade and beautifully layers over the riffs. The female vocals make the sound fuller: where needed, they gently lead the melody, and where needed, they cut through the band's roar. Joining the headliner are friends from the stage - two more bands, making the evening multi-layered: different characters, different speeds, but one common mood - to play honestly and loudly. This format is especially good for those who love discovering new tracks at live performances and comparing how differently musicians approach classic rock techniques. We share ideas on where to go in St. Petersburg this weekend.