Neschastny Sluchai: Bathrobe Concert (in Russian)

"Khalatnik" comes from the word "khalat" (bathrobe), not from "khalatnost" (negligence). That is how the band Neschastny Sluchai ("Accident") greets its guests at concerts in this unique format: in bathrobes, pajamas and slippers, as if you had dropped by their home for a cozy evening. This is more than a concert. About the format: Name: It does not come from the word "negligence" but from a household garment, the bathrobe (khalat). Atmosphere: The concert is built on informal conversation. Besides playing songs, group leader Alexei Kortnev and the other musicians improvise a lot, chat with the audience, share anecdotes and life stories, and joke around. Performers: Group leader Alexei Kortnev and the band's musicians. Full lineup: Despite the intimate setting, the band performs with its full lineup (vocals, guitars, keyboards, drums). The format originated in the band's history more than 20 years ago (sometimes called the "Bathrobe Concert"). The musicians regularly take this program on tour and hold similar creative evenings at various venues around the world. Home dress code: The musicians come on stage not in concert clothes but exclusively in home wear: bathrobes, pajamas and slippers. The name of the format comes from the word "khalat" (bathrobe), not "khalatnost" (negligence). REFUND POLICY: No Refunds. All sales are final. Russian title: НЕСЧАСТНЫЙ СЛУЧАЙ «Халатник» в Бостоне (Neschastnyy sluchay Khalatnik)