The first visit to St. Petersburg in 15 years - a rare opportunity to hear a band that was at the forefront of the Russian ska and punk wave in the 2000s. The stage will feature hits from four classic albums and new songs with touching lyrics and the recognizable voice of Aksana Tsvety. Sometimes a concert feels like a return in time - when familiar rhythms gather people in one hall again, and it becomes clear: the music hasn’t "passed," it has just been waiting for its moment. The Moscow band "Shlyuz" will perform in St. Petersburg for the first time in fifteen years, and this visit sounds like a long-awaited meeting with an old friend who suddenly brought new stories. In the 2000s, the band was at the forefront of a powerful wave of the Russian ska-punk scene. Their songs were characterized by a lively tempo, sharp energy, and lyrics that did not hide behind a pose - they contained humor, vulnerability, and a very human touch. Over the years, these recordings have become classics of their circle, and today they are perceived even more acutely: you hear familiar moves, and along with them - your own memories and the state of that time. The set promises to be generous: the band plans to play all the hits from four albums that have long spread across playlists and quotes, as well as showcase new songs. They retain the recognizable style - touching straightforwardness, for which "Shlyuz" is loved. And, of course, the voice of Aksana Tsvety, which you can instantly distinguish from any other. The new songs do not argue with the old material but continue the line: more details, a more mature perspective, but the same nerve. We tell on our website where to go with children in St. Petersburg.