Volgograd Residents Ignore Lolita's Upcoming Concert at ExpoCenter

Volgograd residents are extremely reluctant to buy tickets for the concert by Lolita (18+). The performance is scheduled for February 20 and will take place at ExpoCenter, but three weeks before the concert, there are still almost 800 tickets on sale.

Recall that it became known at the end of last year that Lolita planned to come to Volgograd. As of the end of December, there were still more than a thousand tickets on sale. Gallery seats, on the last row of the auditorium, were offered for three thousand rubles (approximately $30 at current rates). The most expensive seats are in the first row. The cost of one entrance ticket reached 11 thousand rubles (approximately $110 at current rates). A seat in the second row cost a thousand rubles less (approximately $100 at current rates), while seats in the middle of the hall ranged from 4,000 to 6,500 rubles (approximately $40 to $65 at current rates).

On the morning of February 1, there were still 769 tickets on sale priced from 3,500 to 11 thousand rubles (approximately $35 to $110 at current rates). Moreover, only four of the cheapest tickets remained. At the same time, Volgograd residents are actively speaking out against the singer«s concert.

It all started with a video address by participants of the Special Military Operation (SVO) to the prosecutor of the Volgograd region. In it, citizens demanded the cancellation of the performance, reminding the singer not only of the party but also of shocking statements towards Muscovites.

Less than a month later, attentive readers of V1.RU began sending photos of vandalized banners with the face of the scandalous performer. One of them is near ExpoCenter, and the second is in the area of the Sudoverf settlement in the south of the metropolis.