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After Most of Europe Says No, Kanye West Heads to Russia

Tickets for the Gazprom Arena shows sold out within hours as Ye faces resistance over antisemitic remarks and Nazi imagery.

  • Rapper Kanye West is scheduled to perform two shows at Petersburg's Gazprom Arena on October 10 and 11, with Russian fans selling out nearly all tickets within hours of the Monday announcement.
  • West has faced significant backlash over his public embrace of Nazi imagery and antisemitic remarks, prompting venues across the United States and European countries including France and Italy to refuse hosting his tour.
  • Russian politician Nikolay Novichkov has called for an investigation into West's past remarks regarding Hitler, telling outlet Ostorozhno Novosti the concerts should be canceled unless the rapper expresses support for Russia's 'special military operation'.
  • Despite risks for an American traveling to Russia, Western artists including Flo Rida, Jason Derulo, and Lil Pump have performed there recently, though West faces potential complications regarding his ability to leave afterward.
  • Earlier this month, the rapper performed to a sold-out crowd of over 30,000 in Almaty, Kazakhstan, yet his upcoming Russian dates remain subject to significant political pressure and potential cancellation.
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Sold out in a few hours in St. Petersburg, for two dates of 70,000 places at the Gazprom Arena. Bookings of hotels doubled. But every time Kanye West moves for the concerts, he is overwhelmed by criticism and controversy. In July, his Italian concert at the Pulse of Gaia Festival in Reggio Emilia, then never performed, [...] The article "It is anti-Semitic, we will not allow this individual to earn millions in our country": the Russian activist …

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On 10 and 11 October, American rapper Yee (Kanye West) will speak at the Gazprom Arena in Petersburg. According to the organizers, over 100,000 tickets have already been sold in the first two days, and the gigs around these performances have not subsided: both the deputies of the State Duma and public figures and, of course, social media users have gathered major news, rumours and memes about Russian rapper concerts.

·Riga, Latvia
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Digital Music News broke the news on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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