Spectators who came to the "Rock Panorama" at the Summer Amphitheater in Vitebsk received a charge of drive and genuine emotions

Заряд драйва и неподдельных эмоций получили зрители, пришедшие на «Рок-панораму» в Летний амфитеатр в Витебске
The sold-out attendance in a hall of over six thousand people made it clear that there are many fans of this music genre that "rocks" (a translation from English) listeners. From the very first musical notes, the hall tuned into the rhythm set by the Belteleradiocompany Symphony Orchestra. By the way, it was the ensemble's leader, Honored Artist of the Republic of Belarus Viktor Babarikin, who conceived the idea of combining classical music and rock. The project was met with enthusiastic reception from the audience. And after a few years, rock returned to the main stage of "Slavianski Bazaar." Moreover, in a new format.

The lineup of concert participants is well-known to fans of this genre, as are the songs performed. This primarily applies to the legendary hits of Scorpions, performed by Rock Believer, the best tribute band in the post-Soviet space. The band's vocalist, Evgeny Kolchin, is among the top 10 rock performers in Russia.

The program also featured Alexey Gorshenyov, a Russian musician, poet, composer, and vocalist of the rock band "Kukryniksy," and the younger brother of the creator and leader of the iconic punk band "Korol i Shut," Mikhail Gorshenyov. An entire generation grew up on his songs, and the artist continues to delight fans with new compositions as part of the band "Gorshenyov."

Last year, the legendary Almaty band Motor-Roller celebrated its 30th anniversary. Over the years, the musicians have recorded 8 albums and released more than 20 music videos. The fact that Motor-Roller's music resonates with many people is evidenced not only by millions of streams of the band's songs online but also by numerous concerts and tours in CIS countries, as well as in Germany, Finland, the Czech Republic, Great Britain, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

The audience warmly welcomed Belarusian musicians – the band Skynet from Babruisk and Cosa Nostra from Minsk, as well as other groups and performers.

"Vitebskiye Vesti"