LINDA has long since become much more than just a singer. She has become a musical phenomenon—an artist who overturned conventional ideas about popular music and created her own universe, unlike anything else. She cannot be confined to a single genre, confused with anyone else, or ignored.

“Crow,” “Little Fire,” “Marijuana,” “North Wind,” “Chains and Rings,” and Linda’s other songs became the true soundtrack of a generation. Millions of albums sold, platinum records, huge concert audiences, and nationwide recognition made her one of the leading figures on the music scene.

But Linda’s phenomenon proved to be much bigger than a single era. Today, Linda remains an artist with a huge and devoted audience, continues to release new music, and performs major live concerts. Her shows bring together fans from different generations, while legendary hits are performed alongside new material, preserving the incredible power and energy for which millions fell in love with Linda.

Years later, her music is still recognizable from the very first notes, and Linda herself remains an utterly unique artist with no equivalent on the music scene.

Every Linda concert is a special theatrical experience. Live sound, immense energy, a captivating atmosphere, and a distinctive aesthetic transform her performances into much more than a simple concert. It is a rare occasion when legendary songs from the past and today’s music exist together on one stage completely naturally.

This autumn, Linda’s world will open up to Israeli audiences. Only two major solo concerts will take place:

• November 20 — Tel Aviv
• November 21 — Haifa

The program will feature legendary hits known by heart to millions, as well as Linda’s new songs.

For Israel’s large Russian-speaking audience, this will be a special reunion: an opportunity to hear that very voice and those very songs live, and once again experience the incredible energy of an artist whose work has long become part of musical history.

LINDA IN ISRAEL

Major Solo Concert

All the Legendary Hits and New Material