The singer from St. Petersburg will perform in the capital with a program dedicated to the 15th anniversary of the hit Russian Girl. Zhenya Lubich's song Russian Girl, recorded in France, is experiencing a new wave of popularity today. In 2010, the artist participated in the project Nouvelle Vague, which is why she is called the "Russian Frenchwoman." Since 2010, Zhenya has been pursuing a solo career in Russia, and Russian Girl remains her calling card. In honor of the 15th anniversary of the hit, the singer will perform a special program. From the stage of the club "16 Tons," all of Zhenya Lubich's songs will be performed, including her earliest hits, the popular "Pagnubno" and "T-shirts," as well as new songs, including "Say." Additionally, the audience will hear songs from films, including the famous "Lullaby of Silence" from the fantasy "He is a Dragon." Light dance rhythms and a festive mood will be a breath of summer in autumn Moscow!