Flying Balalaika Brothers and Eve Lesov in concert

Неповторимая psyche-gypsy-punk rock band - Flying Balalaika Brothers даст всего ОДИН концерт в Fair Lawn в в этот Понедельник 15 Сентября. Ровно в 8:15 вечера All Bright Center - 5-05 Saddle River rd, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 откроет свои двери чтобы предоствить свою сцену этим музыкантам из Техаса, а так же талантливой и неповторимой Жене Лесовой

Билеты на входе (cash only):
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Билет для взрослых - $25
для студентов (по предьявлению студенческого билета - id) $15.

2.5 часа незабываемой и неповторимой музыки, 2.5 часа экстаза. Никогда ещё вы не слышали такую балалаку, которая заставила плясать даже лесных медведей на отшумевшем в эти выходные слёте Переплёт.

Austin-based Russian folk psych-rockers Flying Balalaika Brothers are hitting the East Coast with their unique brand of live music performance for nine days only starting early September. The self-described “Russian Psycho-Gypsy Rock” band blends modern-day and traditional sounds to create a futuristic fusion of experimental world music.
Armed with electric guitars, an accordion, a metal-influenced drummer, the Flying Balalaika Brothers’ performances center around the band’s namesake–a massive balalaika. Seamlessly moving from slower traditional Russian folk songs to guitar and drum-driven punk rock, the group’s high-energy shows feel more like a block party than a performance. “Our shows are extremely interactive,” says Flying Balalaika Brothers Founder Zhenya Kolykhanov. “Our concerts illuminate the passion, excitement and sorrow for which the Gypsy music is famous for. Once audiences old and new experience the music, they begin to appreciate its power and emotion,” bassist Aaryn Russell adds.

The band–consisting of Zhenya Kolykahanov (balalaika, guitar, accordion), Sergey Vashchenko (balalaika, accordion), along with brothers Aaryn (bass) and Dustin Russell (drums)–draws inspiration from a plethora of performers including Django Reinhardt, Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa and even Tom Waits. The punk-steeped, folk-rock fused band formed almost twenty years ago and has been performing their over-the-top act for audiences across the country ever since. In their time as a band, the Flying Balalaika Brothers have been featured at festivals, on television and in movies. The gregarious group kicks off their East Coast tour September 6 with a performance at the Tangle Festival in Pennsylvania before ending at the Museum of Modern Renaissance in Massachusetts September 14.

The Flying Balalaika Brothers, founded 1995 by Zhenya Kolykhanov, first began as an LA street band before establishing their roots in the musically zealous city of Austin, Texas. For nearly 20 years, the feisty and funky group has entranced audiences with their unique blend of Gypsy folk and electric rock n’ roll and eye-catching, interactive performances featuring instruments like the behemoth contra balalaika, a triangle shaped stringed instrument from Russia.
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