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Boombox Announces Spring European Tour with a Powerful Blend of Music, Message, and Social Commitment
Over the past two and a half years, the way audiences, musicians, and promoters evaluate a concert has changed completely. It's no longer enough for the band to sound good—although that's still essential—nor for Boombox frontman Andriy Khlyvniuk to dazzle with his voice. Today, people look much deeper: what message is conveyed from the stage, how every euro raised is managed, and, above all, how all of this is balanced without turning music into an unaffordable luxury.
And if there's one thing Boombox has proven, it's that it knows how to walk that fine line between art, responsibility, and commitment. Khlyvniuk never holds back—not in his songs, nor between them—and his live performances leave no one indifferent. Those who still idealize the past or prefer empty speeches should stay home. In addition to the live show, the band has paid special attention to the logistical and charitable aspects of the project. Part of the funds raised on previous tours have been used to purchase drones, communication equipment, generators, and other essential materials. All of this has been managed with absolute transparency. And on this new leg of the Dronotour, the tour has not only music as its backdrop, but also a very clear purpose: to continue helping.
The architect of this meticulous planning is their tour director, Vova Gavaiets, who has designed a tour that will include 14 concerts in eight European countries between March and April. An ambitious schedule, which can be expanded if audience response allows.
The band has prepared a powerful repertoire, with classics such as "Firtka," "Kalyna," "Naodintsi," "Kvity v volossi," "Polina," "Pravda," "Tu al 100%," "Agárrame," among 12 to 14 other songs that will complete the show. Additionally, there will be merchandise and charity auctions on each date.
This isn't just any tour. It's music with a cause, rock with a conscience, and every ticket purchased can make a difference, on and off the stage.