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Garik Krichevsky is a poet, composer, Honored Artist of Ukraine, and one of the best-known Ukrainian authors and performers in the urban lyric genre.
His songs have long become classics — they are recognizable from the first chords, sung at gatherings, and listened to by generations.
In September the artist will embark on a large — the first in many years — tour of cities across Ukraine. Audiences can look forward to a concert program that will feature the most famous hits, new compositions, and songs without which Garik Krichevsky’s creativity is unimaginable. Tickets can be purchased here.
“Kiyanocka”, “My Number 245”, “Privozkala”, “Lvivska dosh” — compositions that have become truly folk and brought the artist the love of millions of listeners. These hits, as well as other well-known songs, have received new life and now sound in Ukrainian! Also in the program are songs written after the start of the full-scale invasion.
From the first days of the war, the artist has been helping the military and civilians. In particular, he took an active part in reconstructing the shelter at the S.D. L. “Okhmat-Dit” (Okhmatdit National Children's Hospital of Ukraine).
For many years Garik Krichevsky’s concerts have drawn full houses, and every performance becomes an evening of live music, sincere emotions, and songs that are memorized by heart.
His work is about life without embellishment. In these songs there are no invented stories or artificial images — only familiar feelings, real characters and situations in which many can easily recognize themselves. It is this sincerity that has made Garik Krichevsky an artist listened to for decades.
Garik Krichevsky’s concerts are evenings without unnecessary pretentiousness or stage masks. The whole atmosphere is in familiar lines, warm memories, and songs that for many have long become part of one’s own history.
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