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At the moment, he says that there can be no talk about live concerts, and he also advises his Russian fans to evaluate the information offered in the media.
The message is published in both Latvian and Russian.
Delfi has previously written that jazz and pop singer Busulis, whose international career is mostly related to performing in Russia, said the day before the invasion of Ukraine that he did not intend to give up concerts in Russia. However, he also said in a conversation with Delfi that he has no major or private concerts in Russia in the next eight months.
“I wholeheartedly believe that only the good multiplies the good… and that only love can unite … Let’s believe that common sense and conscience will return to all those who are blurred… Until this morning, I believe utopianly that this issue is solvable. through diplomatic channels…, “Busulis writes on February 24.
“Forgive my dear music listeners in Russia, but in such circumstances we will not even talk about live concerts.” tells the singer.
The day before the invasion of Ukraine for the cancellation of the spring concert tour in Russia announced the group “Brainstorm”. The band’s first concert was scheduled for March 2 in St. Petersburg.
It has already been reported that Russia launched a full-scale military attack on Ukraine on Thursday, February 24, warning President Vladimir Putin that any attempt to intervene would lead to “consequences you have never seen.”
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