An "extremist" Russian rapper is fined for not reporting on his activities as a "foreign agent."

A pro-war concert promised great stars on the stage, but instead had only ultranationalist poets.

"The Killers" was booed at a concert in Georgia for inviting a Russian fan onstage and implying that Russians and Georgians were brothers.

Two musicians were performing on the streets of Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. An hour later, a Russian missile strike killed them.

Three waterpark employees in Crimea were fined and forced to sing "Vladimir Putin is Great" after dancing to a Ukrainian song.

Two concertgoers at a concert after one chanted “glory to Ukraine.”

The Ministry of Justice released a list of new "foreign agents." Among them is Boris Grebenshchikov, a respected founder of Russian Rock.
 

A dissident in Rostov-on-Don reported torture and death threats while in prison. He was found dead a day before his trial.

The band Imagine Dragons released a short film shot in Ukraine, telling the story of a teenager who survived Russian shelling.

Moscow police have threatened a known comedian with arrest after he released an anti-war song about murdered Russian soldiers.

Moscow police attempted to interrupt an anti-war pianist's concert, going so far as to call in a bomb threat.

A popular singer's concerts have been canceled after being blacklisted by Russia.