Ukrainian DJ and producer KOROLOVA, together with promo group SVET, have announced a large-scale show taking place on October 3, 2026, at the Kyiv International Exhibition Center (25 Brovarskyi Avenue). The centerpiece of the program will be the Captive Soul concept, which the artist first presented on the Freedom stage of Tomorrowland 2026 in Belgium. This is reported by Wave RBC.UA, citing a press release from the organizers.
A Concept Born at Tomorrowland
According to KOROLOVA herself, the show is a cohesive artistic world that the audience immerses themselves in for several hours. "It combines music, incredible visuals, dance, live vocals, and unexpected collaborations. And, of course, I will be playing music that no one has heard before. This is a very special show for me," the artist said. DJ sets, live vocals, video content, and choreography will be united into a single collaborative program, and part of the new music will premiere in Kyiv.
Technical Setup and Scale
To realize the concept, the organizers are preparing a screen structure of over 300 square meters and more than 500 lighting fixtures. The show is scheduled to begin at 3:00 PM, and tickets are available on the event's official website. A charity collection in support of the Good Donations foundation and the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be conducted during the event. A shelter is available on the venue, where visitors can move to in case of an air raid alert.
Guests and Collaborations
Special guests of the evening will be British musicians Ross Quinn and Be No Rain, who already have joint releases with KOROLOVA. The singer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Ross Quinn will perform his program live; in 2024 he released the track "Say" with the DJ. London-based singer Be No Rain, who has collaborated with Armin van Buuren, AVIRA, Fideles, and Vintage Culture, released the track "Distorted Love" with KOROLOVA in February 2026. Ukrainian SVET residents — KOSTYN, CHERRY, and RAN — are preparing a new joint set, and a joint performance by KRISMI, MIARA, and MILA ALIAS, as well as a set by ARTARIA, are also announced. The organizers have not yet revealed the names of several more guests.
Contradictory Data
No significant discrepancies in dates, venue, or lineup were found in the provided sources. Both publications — Wave RBC.UA and Telegraf — refer to the same press release from the organizers and convey identical key parameters of the event. The only clarification: in the Telegraf source headline, the emphasis is placed on the show having "conquered Tomorrowland," whereas in the press release the wording is more restrained — the concept was "presented" on the Freedom stage. The difference is stylistic in nature and does not affect the factual basis of the announcement.
