Singer Yolka (Elizaveta Ivantsiv) will perform at a concert in honor of the City Day in Pskov. Under the terms of the contract, the Christmas tree and its group pledged to avoid any political topics and prevent the armed forces of the Russian Federation from the moment of signing the contract until the concert. About this writes "Pskov province"

The publication clarifies that the city authorities will pay to musicians about 3.3 million rubles for the performance. The concert will be held on Oktyabrskaya Square, the Christmas tree will determine the list of songs on its own. City Day is usually celebrated in Pskov on July 22-23.

Christmas tree is a native of the Ukrainian city of Uzhgorod. She did not speak about the war in her native country.

In the summer, the media reported the existence of a list of "artists prohibited in Russia" who opposed the war in Ukraine. Among them are DDT groups, “Bi-2”, “aquarium” and “porn films”, Face and Oximiron, Zemfira, Monetochka and Vasya Oblomov-in the list of more than fifty names. Many of the musicians have already encountered concerts in Russia.
In July, it became known that concert agencies began to include clauses in agreements with Russian artists who prohibit them to make political statements from the stage, in particular, to “disseminate information on the progress of a special military operation in Ukraine in any way, including audiovisual”. Artists are also prohibited from using state symbols of Ukraine.

Singer a Christmas tree was asked not to "discredit" the army before a performance in Pskov