Zero People responded to the disruption of a concert in St. Petersburg after a riot police raid

MOSCOW, November 10. Members of the Zero People group Alexander Krasovitsky and Alexander Zarankin apologized to fans in their Telegram channel for disrupting the concert in St. Petersburg.
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"Friends! We sincerely apologize to all the viewers who found themselves in this situation…Our tour will take place, all the concerts will take place, tomorrow we will tell you everything in detail, we will return to you with good news… the concert in St. Petersburg will also take place, on another day date,” the musicians reported.

The performers also thanked the fans for their support.

The Zero People performance was scheduled to take place on the evening of November 9 at the Cosmonaut club, where about 300 spectators gathered.
However, before the show, representatives of the Russian Guard entered the room and began checking the spectators’ documents, and then sent everyone home.
According to media reports, the reason for the riot police raid was the early controversial statements of Alexander Krasovitsky regarding the special operation and Russia.