The performance of the musical group Otto Dix in Nizhny Novgorod was disrupted due to anonymous calls about “horrible events” that allegedly took place at the concert. This was reported by RBC , citing the group’s lead singer Michael Drau .
According to the musician, this was a “planned action.”
As a result of the calls, security forces arrived at the concert at the Moriarty club. The performance had to be cancelled, and the musicians had to answer questions from law enforcement officials. According to Drau, “everything was done in an orderly manner,” and the band members had nothing to hide.
The musician said that he would soon need legal assistance to take countermeasures against those who made the false calls. In addition, the band’s instruments were partially damaged (an expensive bow, microphone, etc.). For this reason, he called on fans not to return the money for the concert – emphasizing that everyone who wanted it would be paid.
In April, security forces stormed a concert of “Korroziya Metalla” in Nizhny Novgorod and detained the band’s leader Sergei “Pauk” Troitsky, two guitarists and about 40 spectators. More details about this are in the article by “Gazeta.Ru”.
Earlier, rapper Kishlak was beaten before a concert in Omsk.