Roxolana announced a Christmas show at the Palace of Sports: who will perform.

Roxolana announced a Christmas show at the 'Palace of Sports'

According to inkorr.com: Singer Roxolana, whose real name is Roxolana Syrota, is preparing a two-day ice Christmas show at the 'Palace of Sports' in Kyiv. The artist shared the program of the concert, which will feature carols from her Christmas albums. The performances promise to include popular Ukrainian performers and figure skaters.

A year ago, Roxolana also held a Christmas concert at the 'Palace of Ukraine', where stars such as Jamala, Monatik, Kazka, and others performed. Although the artist faced criticism for collaborating with politician Yuriy Boyko, she continues to delight her fans with new shows.

The foundation of the show will be carols from two Christmas albums by the singer Roxolana. The songs in modern performance will be presented by Eurovision-2004 winner Ruslana, Dmytro Monatik (Monatik), Anna Trincher, Zlata Ognevich, Tayanna, Monokate (the frontwoman of the Go-A band), Maria Kvітka, Parfeniuk, Brykulets, Nicole, and the bands Tvorchi, Molodi.

Ukrainian figure skaters, European and world champions, will also take the stage at the 'Palace of Sports'. They will perform dance numbers created by two-time champion of Ukraine in figure skating Anastasia Arkhipova. Ticket prices start from 490 UAH, in the parterre from 1600 UAH. The most expensive seats in the VIP sector cost 5000 UAH.

The Christmas show of Roxolana at the 'Palace of Sports' promises to be filled with carols and performances by famous Ukrainian artists, as well as impressive numbers by figure skaters. This event has all the chances to become a bright and unforgettable celebration for those present.

This concert will also be a great opportunity for fans of Ukrainian culture to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Christmas celebrations and enjoy the art performed by talented artists and athletes. It is expected that the show will attract the attention of not only local viewers but also tourists seeking to experience the festive spirit of the capital.