Ukrainian singer Artem Pyvovarov began a large-scale tour of cities in the United States and Canada. One of his first performances was a concert in New York.
Unexpectedly for the audience, the artist staged a free show right in Times Square. According to the original plan, Pyvovarov was supposed to play a full program. Still, local police banned the use of equipment and microphones and ordered the performance to end.
Despite the restrictions, the singer managed to perform several of his hits and shared important messages about the values, the struggle of the Ukrainian people, and the need for support.
The day before, Pyvovarov held a concert with the participation of a local orchestra and choir, which was sold out. The performance impressed with its scale, powerful Ukrainian energy, and the unique sound of the songs. This concert marked the successful start to the artist’s major charity tour in support of Ukraine, which will also visit cities in the United States and Canada, including Miami, Toronto, Chicago, Edmonton, Seattle, and San Francisco.
