In the Theater Hall, two recognizable voices of the domestic stage will meet. Levan Lomidze and Konstantin Nikolsky, together with the band Blues Cousins, will play blues and rock stories, where concert energy, recognizable guitar riffs, and live improvisations create a sense of a big honest conversation in the language of music. The joint evening of Levan Lomidze, Konstantin Nikolsky, and the band Blues Cousins connects different branches of domestic rock and blues. On one stage, musicians whose songs have been heard for many years in headphones, courtyards, and club concerts come together. The program Nothing But The Blues is built around a live guitar dialogue, recognizable melodies, and stage experience accumulated over decades. Levan Lomidze has long been associated with Moscow blues and major festivals in the USA and Europe. The live album Live in USA became a significant event for the Russian scene, and performances with Blues Cousins earned the musicians a reputation as a group that knows how to keep the audience engaged from the first chord to the final number. In this concert, Lomidze is responsible for the thick guitar sound and recognizable blues riffs, in which both respect for tradition and his own style are felt. For Konstantin Nikolsky, this evening is an opportunity to present himself from a different angle. The songs he is known for remain an important part of his biography, but here the focus shifts to his work with the guitar, precise sense of form, and ability to build an expressive part without unnecessary gestures. In conjunction with Lomidze, familiar harmonies are revealed in a new light, and the dialogue between the two guitars compels listeners to pay closer attention to the nuances of sound.