Surganova and Orchestra

The group "Surganova and the Orchestra" was founded by Svetlana Surganova in 2003 after her departure from the group "Night Snipers". Svetlana Surganova is a talented singer, musician and poetess, whose work is distinguished by deep emotionality and versatility. She is not only the founder, but also the permanent leader of the group, whose unique style and charisma attract thousands of fans.

"Surganova and the Orchestra" is a group that cannot be attributed to any one musical genre. Their music is a synthesis of rock, jazz, folk and classical elements, which makes each performance unique. The group is known for its ability to create an atmosphere that captures the hearts of listeners from the first note. Since the release of their debut album "Neuzheli ne ya" in 2003, which sold 100,000 copies and received the "Golden Record" award, "Surganova and the Orchestra" have not ceased to amaze their fans with new forms and aesthetic precision.

Among their most famous compositions are "Murakami" and "It Hurts", which set records for staying at the first place in the "Chart Dozen" of "Our Radio". The group was also recognized as the "Best Live Group of Russia" in 2005. Each album of the band, be it "Beloved of Chopin" (2005), "Salt" (2007) or "Playing Classics" (2014), is distinguished by its unique atmosphere and deep meaning.

To date, Surganova and the Orchestra have released 14 albums and continue to tour actively, delighting their fans with live performances throughout Russia and beyond. The group includes talented musicians: Denis Susin (bass guitar), Nikita Mezhevich (keys, backing vocals), Roman Kvachev (trumpet) and Petr Fesenko (drums).

To buy tickets for concerts of the Surganova and the Orchestra group, visit our website, where you can do this quickly and easily. On our website you can also see the schedule and poster of upcoming performances. Do not miss the opportunity to enjoy a live performance of your favorite songs and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of the Surganova and the Orchestra concerts.