Loud guitars, recognizable choruses, and a voice remembered from "Black Coffee" and other projects. Igor Kupriyanov takes the stage with his current band "Kupriyanov" - there will be live rock without unnecessary frills: bass, vocals, and songs that the audience can easily sing along to. Sometimes it only takes a couple of chords for the memory to kick in: trips with headphones, first concerts, cassettes, and conversations about who "sounds real." That evening on stage is Igor Kupriyanov, a musician many know from past projects: "Afaliny," "Rock Appetite," his time in "Black Coffee" (1986-1990), and "Caffeine." Now he performs with the band "Kupriyanov" - and this is one of those cases where the name on the poster matches what is heard in the hall: a personal delivery and recognizable character. Kupriyanov is a songwriter, vocalist, and bassist, so the concert revolves around the voice and solid rhythm. The sound is built on direct rock energy: without decorative effects, with live dynamics, where quiet moments allow for a breath, and then raise the wave again. This evening is suitable for those who grew up on Russian rock and love when music has a lived story. Those who know Kupriyanov from old lineups will be interested to hear how those years come together in today’s sound. And for those coming for the first time - to understand why such concerts still gather people: the songs quickly find a common language with the listener, and the audience responds with singing and movement. Where to go in St. Petersburg can be found on our website.