- Country: Russia
Ye Earned $20M From Canceled St. Petersburg Gigs, Kommersant Reports
Originally scheduled for Oct. 10-11 at Gazprom Arena, Ye’s shows were canceled late last month.
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- Country: Latvia
Kanye West received $20 million for canceled St. Petersburg concerts and is unlikely to return it, Kommersant reports
Rapper Kanye West, also known as Ye, received about $20 million for two canceled concerts in St. Petersburg, the Russian business daily Kommersant reported, citing sources familiar with the situation.
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- Country: Russia
Baltic House international theater festival begins in St. Petersburg
The lineup features performances previously recognized at major theater festivals in Russia and abroad
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- Country: Russia
St. Petersburg circus unveils water-based show featuring fur seals and chimpanzees
According to Sergey Belyakov, General Director of the state-run circus company Rosgostsirk, the production was inspired by the aquatic program presented by Gaetano Ciniselli at the same venue 125 years ago
- Country: United States
Kanye West’s Latest Tour Stop Bites the Dust as Upcoming St. Petersburg Gigs Are Canceled
The Russian promoter didn't indicate if the Oct. 10-11 dates would be rescheduled.
- Country: Russia
Fire Sweeps Historic St. Petersburg Mansion
The blaze broke out shortly after 8 p.m. at the Miller Mansion in central St. Petersburg, across from St. Isaac's Cathedral.
- Country: Latvia
Fire guts historic Miller Mansion near St. Isaac’s Cathedral in St. Petersburg
Firefighters have extinguished the flames at the Miller Mansion in central St. Petersburg, the local news outlet Fontanka reported. The historic building near St. Isaac’s Cathedral caught fire on the evening of October 1.
- Country: Latvia
Major fire breaks out at historic St. Petersburg mansion slated for conversion into luxury housing
A major fire broke out at the historic Miller mansion in central St. Petersburg, near St. Isaac’s Cathedral, Fontanka reported.