Laura Marti returns to Ukraine with a new program after a charity tour of Europe

Ukrainian singer and composer Laura Marti is preparing to return to her homeland with a new musical program after a successful charity tour of Europe. She will bring with her three new albums and singles that have gained popularity abroad.

Laura Marti: creativity as a way of life

Over the past two years, Laura Marti has not stopped in her creativity. She released new songs almost every month, which became her business card. "I am very active in creativity, because this is my essence, " the singer admits. In addition, she actively teaches singing and uses the income from the lessons to support the military needs of Ukraine.

"I continue to play concerts in support of Ukraine. And I also fell in love and that's why I stayed in Cologne. His name is Philipp, he is a guitarist. This year I will bring my husband to Ukraine, and you will be able to hear us on the big stage on 11.07"

Charity and a new stage in life

Last year, Laura Marti already visited Ukraine on a charity tour, performing at military hospitals. Her latest project "Singing to drones with Laura Marti" raised funds for 7 FPV drones for the protection of Kharkiv. This year, her July tour promises to be even more extensive and full of new experiences.

Big concert in Kyiv: what to expect

On July 11, a special open-air concert will take place on the V'YAVA stage in Kyiv, where Laura Marti will perform her best songs from three albums: Shine, "Vse bude dobro" and 24th, as well as new singles In addition, her husband Philipp Köbele will perform on stage with her, as well as other talented musicians: Natalia Lebedeva (keyboards), Yehor Abramov (bass), Yehor Balaban (drums).

Expectations and event values

This concert promises to be unforgettable, because it symbolizes not only the return of the artist to her homeland, but also a new stage in her life and creativity. Laura Marti** is not just a singer, but a real symbol of hope and support for many Ukrainians. Her music inspires, and her charity initiatives save lives.

Editor: Emiliia Morozova