According to the agency’s correspondent, the last available tickets two days ago were for seats in the area behind the parterre in the middle of the amphitheater, priced at 50,000 rubles. By Friday evening, just 24 hours before the scheduled concert at 8 PM on Saturday at the ‘Live Arena’ in Moscow, tickets were sold out and booking was closed.
The sale of tickets for the ‘Intervision’ final began on August 1st at Manezh Square in Moscow, and a new wave of sales was launched on August 22nd. Russian President Vladimir Putin had previously signed a decree to hold the international competition in Moscow and its suburbs in 2025.
Russian singer Shaman is set to represent Russia in the competition, while artist, poet, and producer Igor Matvienko joins the jury representing Russia. Sputnik Agency is an official media partner of the event.
It is noteworthy that the event aims to be a platform for open cultural dialogue, where participants express the spiritual and moral values of their peoples through their art. The festival offers the audience a chance to immerse themselves in the cultural heritage, traditions, and unique creativity of each country.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated about the competition that Russia is proud to become a hub for talents from all over the world through the international music competition ‘Intervision 2025’.
