Petersburg group Uvula announced the closure

The St. Petersburg Musical Group "Uvula" stated that it ceases to exist. The post about this was published in the official Instagram account of the group.

Details . The publication says that Uvulu was included in the lists of “forbidden” artists, so the group no longer has the opportunity to hold concerts.

The musicians note that the two past presentations had to be transferred to other sites due to the inability to play where it was planned.

The group members promised to release the last album in 2023, but did not announce the exact date. “We no longer need to chase the speed of recording tracks, so we will work as tasks,” the publication says.

"Uvula"

- We finally lost our house and the opportunity to continue to work. <...> Thanks to everyone and everyone for responses, words and support. We will never forget this and will always be with you. In headphones, speakers or in the heart.

General picture. Earlier, the Aigel group announced the cancellation of the tour in Russia. As the team members noted, Aigel was on the list of artists whose performances are “not recommended” in Russia. The musicians also said that the group fans could take tickets for concerts.

In July, the Fontanka publication published a list of musicians whose concerts can be “undesirable” in Russia. Among them were artists who really encountered problems in organizing performances or have already left Russia-singer Monetochka, musicians Oximiron, Noize MC and Face, Anacondaz, DDT, Aquarium, Bi-2 and others.

Earlier, “Paper” talked with representatives of the musical industry and told about whether there are “black lists” of artists in fact.

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