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The “Nuki 10 Years” tour

On 14 July 2022 Nuki announced big concerts for the formation’s tenth anniversary in St Petersburg and Moscow — at Kosmonavt on 7 October and at Urban on 8 October.

Dariya Stavrovich with a microphone reaches out to the audience

“Not everything is measured in numbers, but the big 10 is worth celebrating”, the band wrote as it announced the concerts in the two capitals. On 3 August it published the whole “NUKI tour 2022” route: the Chernozem festival in Voronezh on 21 August and Campus Fest in St Petersburg on 3 September, solo concerts in Ryazan, Kaluga, Tula, Nizhny Novgorod and Tver in September, and the two big-city shows in October.

Ryazan and Kaluga were postponed twice — first to January, then to March 2023; in the end the band played Kaluga on 10 March and Ryazan on 11 March. At the first postponement Nuki invited ticket holders from these cities to the Tula concert on 11 September with the same tickets. The concert in Tver on 18 September was cancelled.

The band announced guitarist Viktor Kucher and Andrey Kazachenko as special guests of the concerts in the two capitals; the announcement said there would be two guitarists on stage — Kucher and Sergey Bogolyubsky. On 8 October Nuki wrote: “The anniversary concerts in the capitals have thundered past!”

The band announced one more big anniversary concert for 25 March 2023 at Club Ts in Yekaterinburg. The Moscow concert of 8 October was recorded, and in the spring of 2023 it came out as the album “10 let v kosmose”.

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