Alice Group presented the legendary program "Our choice of yours" in St. Petersburg

The rock band "Alice" presented the legendary program "Our choice of yours" at a concert in St. Petersburg. This was reported by Izvestia on June 1.

"It's such an explosion, it's a surge of adrenaline and hormones of happiness," said Artem Bryuzgin, a fan of the Alice group and the owner of two golden scarves for attending all concerts.

Fans from Vladivostok also came to the event.

The Our Your Choice program is a unique format in which half of the playlist is made up by the fans themselves who voted on the band's official website. 20 tracks have reached the final, which will be performed at two concerts — in St. Petersburg and Moscow. The band has not performed in this format for six years.

"All elections are unexpected. The respected public does this in order to pull out the most unexpected and get high from their choice. And for us, the elderly, to sort it all out, to remember and all that. But the public likes it, so we're going along with it. We are together," said Konstantin Kinchev, the leader of the rock band Alice.

The playlist includes hits from new albums — "Posolon" and "Dudka", as well as classic compositions — "Energy" and "Blockade". The concert was held in an atmosphere of bright red spotlights and high-quality live sound. According to tradition, hundreds of firelights filled the dance floor, and red smoke enveloped the stage as the audience and the band performed the lines of the song "Time to Change Names."

In addition to ten hits commissioned by fans, the band chose 12 more tracks at their discretion, including songs from the 23rd studio album "Goida", which was released in 2024.

The second part of the program "Our Choice" will take place on June 7 at the Gorky Park Green Theater, where the Russian rock legend will perform the hit "Sabbath", which received the most votes from fans.

Last November, in St. Petersburg, the Alice group presented their 23rd studio album, Goida, to a full house. The new album includes 16 tracks in which philosophical reflections are intertwined with moral searches and historical vicissitudes.