Lyux FM radio station has revealed the second wave of participants for its first music award, the Lyux FM Awards. The station's producer, Evgeniy Feshak, named 16 new artists who will take the stage at the Kyiv Palace of Sports on October 4, 2026. According to the organizers, the list is not yet final: as preparations for the award continue, audiences will see additional announcements and surprises.

Lineup of the New Wave of Participants

Among the 16 added performers are both established Ukrainian artists and representatives of the new generation. According to the confirmed headline of the article, the new wave includes Polyakova, TVORCHI, MÉLOVIN and 13 other artists. The organizers emphasize that the stage brings together performers with different musical styles and audiences, united by the music that the station's listeners know and love.

First Wave of Nominees

Earlier, Lyux FM had already named the first nominees for the award. This list included Tina Karol, Dantes, Anna Trincher, Sugar, Pavel Zibrov, Dorofeeva, Parfeniuk, Grosu, Ivan Liulenov, Victoria Niro, Cheev, Alena Omargalieva, Nikita Kiselev, Vitaly Kozlovsky and Kristonko. Thus, by the time of the second wave, the award's participant lineup already numbered more than two dozen names.

Organizers' Comments

"With each new announcement, it becomes clearer that on October 4 we are gathering a truly powerful company at the Palace of Sports. There will be artists of completely different generations and styles, but they are united by one thing — the music that our listeners know and love," noted Lyux FM producer Evgeniy Feshak. He added that the list of artists is not yet closed and that new announcements are ahead.

Event Format

The first Lyux FM Awards will be held on October 4, 2026, at the Palace of Sports in Kyiv. The organizers plan a large concert program, special numbers and musical collaborations, and promise surprises that will be revealed during the preparations for the show.

Contradictory Data

In the body of the original text, the full list of the 16 new participants was not spelled out by name — in place of the list there was only a block of photographs of the participants provided by the award's representatives. At the same time, the confirmed headline of the same article names three of the sixteen (Polyakova, TVORCHI, MÉLOVIN) and refers to "13 other artists." Thus, the fact of adding 16 new names and the date/venue of the event are confirmed, however, an exhaustive by-name list of the new wave is only partially presented in the provided sources, which should be taken into account when citing the lineup.