Each period leaves a special trace in history. So the 90s will be remembered for a long time by musical groups that will remain forever in the memory of the youth of those years.
“The smoke of menthol cigarettes…” and “She has a granite pebble in her chest…” literally all the girls sang. The songs of the groups "Nancy" and "Ladybug" were at every disco, regardless of the age of the audience. The girls wrote many letters with declarations of love to members of male groups, such as Ivanushki International, Tender May, Na-Na, Inveterate Scammers, Hi-Fi. Memories of first love, of course, are accompanied by the memory of the groups "Demo", "Virus", "Guests from the Future", "Brilliant", "Arrows" and "Paints". The first kisses, the first dance, the first relationship - each of these periods had its own unforgettable music, which even after many years will return to the memories of those events.
It is impossible not to recall the cult group "Hands Up". Hundreds of songs about love, clips that you couldn't stop watching, and a whole youth built on the lines of songs. For more than 20 years, the team has been pleasing fans with their work. Soloist Sergei Zhukov is still the main star of the concerts of the 90s.
If the girls squealed from pop groups, then the boys preferred rock. "Cinema", "Chaif", "Time Machine", "Agatha Christie", "Sunday", "Alice" - no doubt contributed to the development of music. Viktor Tsoi remained a rock legend even after his death. Personal attitude to the changes in the country and the people around him are the main themes of his work. It was for freedom and honesty that he received recognition from millions of citizens.
Posters of the bands "Spice girls", "Nirvana", "Scorpions" were a mandatory attribute of the room, depending on the gender of the teenager. Everyone tried to imitate the movements of Michael Jackson - they were so famous. "Backstreet Boys", "Nsync", "Aqua" - began their ascent to the top of the fans' love. Mariah Carey, Britney Spears, Natalia Oreiro and Christina Aguilera have become the standard of female beauty.
Music has been given a special place in the heart of any teenager. Everyone tried to write down the words from their favorite songs in a notebook and learn them. These notebooks were kept very carefully. Boys and girls even changed them and rewrote the texts for themselves.
The disco of the 90s is certainly a popular event now. Dozens of idols gather together and delight the audience with their works. Unfortunately, some of the performers of that time are no longer alive, but it is the songs and videos that make them immortal.
For 10 years the Big City concert agency has been organizing events with the participation of famous artists from Russia and abroad. We work directly with many idols of the public and offer our customers a transparent payment system and the quality of the celebrations. A large selection of musicians of different genres allows you to choose exactly the one who will provide an atmosphere at your corporate party, birthday or wedding that everyone present will be happy about. From the list of Russian rock bands of the 90s, you can invite such legends of heavy music as Bi-2, Spleen, 7B, Diana Arbenina, Dances Minus. For fans of the alternative, we can organize a concert by Slot, Tracktor Bowling, Amatory or Stigmata.
Personal concert from rock musicians
The list of Russian rock bands of the 80-90s, presented in our catalog, contains well-known bands, whose work is adored, covered and divided into quotes. There has always been a huge demand for quality, meaningful music. Now it is also relevant, so if you want to make a corporate party or anniversary unforgettable, invite a star to your holiday. You can order popular Russian rock bands of the 80s from the list - Zemlyany, Alisa, Chaif, Aria, DDT, Time Machine, Mumiy Troll and many other musicians whose records diverged in no time.
Which artists can be booked for events
Russian rock bands of the 80s and 90s are represented only by the most famous bands that have earned their authority with powerful music and lyrics. Musicians who have earned their popularity thanks to their talent. You don't know who you want to invite to the event? The Big City concert and holiday agency will help you select popular Russian rock bands of the 90s from the list for your holiday and organize it, taking into account all the wishes and suggestions. Some groups that are worthy of an invitation to a private or corporate holiday:
- The Lyube group and Nikolai Rastorguev will bring solemnity to the atmosphere of your holiday and charge you with patriotic energy.
- The Leningrad group will blow up the public and leave no chance for boredom. Everyone present will be delighted, regardless of gender and age.
- Gorky Park is a cult group of the 80s, whose song Moscow Calling brought them wild popularity in America and Europe.
Of course, the choice of a Russian rock band of the 80s and 90s depends entirely on the musical preferences of the customer, but one thing is obvious - a celebrity is your guest - this is solid, interesting and outstanding. Specialists of the Big City agency are ready to take full responsibility for organizing any holiday.
List of Russian punk rock bands of the 90s
Punk is a subculture, a separate milestone in the history of heavy music, because this genre embodies a critical attitude towards society and generally accepted moral standards. Many people now listen to punk rock of the 80s and 90s with nostalgia, words are important for some, and someone is interested in the rhythm of guitar strings, which energizes and drives. Order the best Russian rock bands of the 90s for yourself and your guests and your event will remain in your memory for a long time. Prince, Cockroaches, Brigade Contract, Lumen, Lyapis Trubetskoy - the list of popular Russian rock bands of the 80s can be continued for a long time. Our concert agency cooperates with all famous artists from Russia and abroad, so we provide our clients with a huge selection of musicians who can be invited to private or public events.
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The high level of professionals of the concert agency "Big City" helps to embody the most daring fantasies of customers. We provide musicians to order and provide a cultural program at the event. Working with us, you will receive a concert of your favorite artists of those years, as well as many benefits, because we:
- On the market since 2008, which means that for 10 years we have been creating a festive mood and inviting celebrities to corporate parties, birthdays, weddings.
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In the 90s there were many popular songs and great bands: Scooter, Spice Girls, Aqua, Ace of Base and many others. They sounded on all beaches, discos, from every stall and cafe, their posters were hung with teenagers' rooms. But time passes, teenagers move on, and the musicians themselves change...
spice girls. The English female pop group was formed in London in 1994, and two years later their debut single "Wannabe" conquered the charts. In our country, as well as around the world, the girls were simply crazy about the five singers.
After several attempts at reunion, the girls went their separate ways, but many became successful in new roles.
Ace of Base. The band's album "Happy Nation / The Sign" is the best-selling debut album in history. Thousands of discos in our country danced to the rhythms and tunes of the collective.
In 2009, lead singer Jenny Berggren left the band. The remaining participants created a new musical project, but three years later the new team broke up.
Scooter. A German musical group focused on dance and energetic music, in the 90s only the lazy did not ask “How much is the fish” along with the frontman.
The band's manager and frontman H. P. Baxter are the only ones left from the original line-up. Scooter is still touring and releasing albums.
No Doubt. American ska punk band formed in 1986 in Anaheim, California, USA. She became most famous after the release of the album Tragic Kingdom in 1995, the hit from which “Don’t speak” sounded on every radio station.
The group still exists, although its members have become more stylish, and vocalist Gwen Stefani has built a successful career as a fashion designer.
Roxette. The Swedish pop-rock band, led by Per Gessle and Marie Fredriksson, in the late 80s and early 90s literally conquered the musical Olympus of the whole world with their romantic ballads.
In 2000, the vocalist was diagnosed with brain cancer and operated on. The work of the team was suspended, but the participants recorded solo records.
In 2013-2016, the musicians actively toured the planet, the last performance took place on February 8, 2016 at the Grand Arena in Cape Town, South Africa, after which the doctors recommended Marie to stop her concert activity.
Pet Shop Boys. British synthpop duo formed in 1981 in London.
It is one of the UK's most commercially successful and prolific dance music bands, with over forty singles released over the past thirty years (of which 20 hit the top ten of the British hit parade). Until now, they perform and record albums.
take that. Another English pop-rock band that differed from other "boy" bands of the 1990s in that the members composed their own songs. Already in 1996, the group broke up.
Only Robbie Williams managed to build a successful solo career. In 2010, the team reunited and even released an album a little later, but in the end, only a trio remained from the original line-up.
La Bouche. The project of the famous German producer Frank Farian, whose second single, Be My Lover, was in the top ten in 14 countries, and in first place in Germany.
Vocalist Melanie Thornton died on November 24, 2001 in a plane crash. Albums La Bouche and solo recordings of the singer are still popular, regularly reissued and remixed.
Bad Boy Blue. The Eurodisco group in its history has released about 30 hit singles that have hit the charts in many countries of the world, including the USA.
Currently, the Bad Boys Blue group is John McInerney, who quarreled with other members, and two backing vocalists - Sylvia McInerney, John's wife, and Edith Miracle. The group performs at many shows in countries such as Germany, Poland, Great Britain, Finland, Israel, Russia, Romania, Hungary, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Turkey, USA and others.
Mr. president. German Eurodance dance group, whose most famous composition "Coco Jamboo" in the mid-90s was not heard only by the lazy.
The group stopped releasing new material back in the late 90s, now only its vocalist Lay Zee leads an active creative life.
Mo Do. Fabio Frittelli is an Italian singer and disc jockey, whose most famous single was "Eins, Zwei, Polizei", which sounded at all discos in Europe and Russia.
On February 6, 2013, Fabio Frittelli was found lifeless at his home in Udine. At the time of his death he was 46 years old. The cause of death is suicide.
Doc. Alban is a Swedish Eurodance musician of Nigerian origin. Perhaps his most famous work was the composition "It's My Life", which practically became the hallmark of Dr. Alban
Alban created his record label Dr. Records, under whose label all Dr. Alban, starting with "Born In Africa". Continues to release albums and singles.
Aqua. Musical dance-pop group consisting of one Norwegian girl Lene and three Danish men, which gained worldwide fame in the 90s thanks to the songs "Barbie Girl", "Roses are Red", "Doctor Jones", "Turn Back Time". ", "Lollipop (Candyman)", "My Oh My", etc.
The group broke up in the early 2000s and reunited in 2007, and even released a new album in 2013. After that, the group again scattered and gathered, now the team with a changed composition occasionally tours retro festivals.
Europe. The Swedish rock band, founded by vocalist Joey Tempest and guitarist John Norum, achieved notoriety with the hit "Final countdown".
In 1992, the band broke up and reunited only in 2004. On March 2, 2015, their tenth studio album War of Kings was released, which hit the Swedish charts at number two.
Backstreet Boys. The American boy band was formed on April 20, 1993, and since the debut album of the same name in 1996, they have sold about 130 million copies of their records.
Since then, the group has scattered and gathered again, its members have been treated for drug and alcohol addiction, but occasionally even released albums.
'N Sync. The “boy” group was formed in 1995, and the teenage hysteria around it reached its climax in March 2000.
Since 2002, the group's frontman - Justin Timberlake - has taken up a solo career, as a result of which the group has not released new records. On August 25, 2013, the group held a two-minute reunion on stage at the MTV Video Music Awards.
"Lyceum". The main hit of the pop group, "Autumn", sounded in 1995. In addition to her, the history of "Lyceum" has dozens of songs that conquered the top lines in music ratings.
Anastasia Makarevich has been the only permanent member of the team since its foundation in 1991. The group still exists and records new songs.
"Red mold". Russian-Ukrainian group created by musician Pavel Yatsyna, who single-handedly recorded the first four albums. The team is known for performing songs using profanity, as well as verses, ditties, fairy tales, musical parodies, poems and anecdotes.
Now the team still exists and is touring for the eighth line-up. By the way, Pavel Yatsyna was the first to make an electric guitar out of a shovel, which he later patented and performed with it at concerts.
"Ladybug". In 1994, the group rode the wave of success with a version of the Soviet song "Granite Pebble". Clothing, shoes and accessories became the hallmark of the group: boots, jackets and umbrellas stylized as a ladybug.
Vocalist Vladimir Volenko survived a difficult operation, after which, together with his wife, he began to record songs on religious topics. The group also records regular albums, and also gives regular concerts.
Balagan Limited. Hit group "What do you want?" only the lazy did not hear. The band has appeared on TV, recorded three successful albums, and toured extensively.
In 1999, the group's producer secretly registered the trade name "Balagan Limited" and recruited a new line-up. After a whole year of unsuccessful attempts to defend the name, the old musicians began to be called by their first hit - "What do you want?".
"Arrows". The pop group was created by the Soyuz studio in 1997 and was considered as "our answer" to the "Spice Gilrs". The group became especially popular in 1999 after the release of the song and the video "You left me", in which the popular actor Ivar Kalninsh starred.
In the early 2000s, due to frequent line-up changes, the group's popularity began to decline. Information about the breakup of the group varies. Some call 2004, others - 2009. Some girls managed to build solo careers.
"Bachelor party". The Russian hip-hop trio was formed in 1991 by producer Alexei Adamov. The very first albums of "Bachelor Party" "Sex without interruption" and "Let's talk about sex", released by the studio "Soyuz" in 1991 and 1992, brought the boy band incredible popularity throughout the country.
Having successfully worked together until 1996, the musicians closed the "Bachelor Party" project. Dolphin began a solo career, and Dan and Mutobor created the Barbitura group, whose focus was electronic music.
"Shao? Bao!" The Ukrainian group in 1997 recorded the song "Kupyl konyk's mother (and the konyk without a leg)", which became the hallmark of a trio of young musicians from Dnepropetrovsk.
The group changed line-ups, but, alas, "konyk" remained their only hit.
At the end of the last century, rock music reached a high level of development, which contributed to a rich stylistic diversity and division into subgenres. Back in the 1980s, many subspecies appeared in the rock direction, the performers of which reached their highest rise only in the 90s. And more and more bands of grunge, heavy metal, alternative metal, nu metal and other varieties of rock appeared in the list of foreign bands. In the first half of the 1990s, punk rock underwent a renaissance, splitting into three main groups. Britpop also flourished during this period.
Alternative rock
After Nirvana's astonishing breakthrough and the unexpected spread of grunge, in the 1990s, alternative rock entered the mainstream and became popular. The list of foreign bands of the 90s that got into the favorable stream of the rock industry, becoming a colossal commercial success, becomes quite long. From the beginning of the 1990s, the biggest record labels actively courted such bands: Pearl Jam (founded in 1990), Alice in Chains (founded in 1987), Dinosaur Jr. (1984-1997, 2005-present), Firehose (1986-1994) and Nirvana (1987-1994), signing multi-million dollar contracts with them.
Alternative rock pioneers R.E.M. in the early years of the 1990s become the most popular in the world. And the RHCP team with the album "Blood Sugar Sex Magic" takes on a special significance, contributing to the growth of alternative rock and drawing the attention of the whole world to this genre.
Combining funk rock with other sub-genres, the Chili Peppers achieved mainstream success with their climactic album Californication. The most popular bands of the 90s in the list of foreign musicians of alternative rock are mainly represented. Some on the list appeared much earlier, but the peak of their success came in the 90s (the year the group was founded is indicated in brackets):
- Creed (1994);
- Foo Fighters (1995);
- Californians Weezer (1992) and The Offspring (1984);
- Goo Goo Dolls (1986) from Buffalo;
- Matchbox Twenty (1996);
- Soundgarden (1984) from Seattle;
- R.E.M. (1980), Soul Asylum from Minnesota (1983);
- singer Liz Phair from Connecticut (on stage since 1991);
- Live (1984) from New York;
- Counting Crows (1991);
- The band's last album, Sublime (1988), brought them unprecedented fame in the US after the band's breakup.
alternative metal
With the beginning of the 90s, a new style of rock music emerged that combined elements of alternative rock with heavy metal. This genre, called "alternative metal", is considered the forerunner of the nu movement, which emerged in the last years of the last century. The style was typical of Helmet, Jane's Addiction and Tool groups. Other foreign bands from the 90s list, mixing elements of funk and hip-hop, created Alternative metal subgenres - funk metal and rap metal.
grunge
Since the early 1990s, grunge bands have gained popularity in the alternative rock subgenre. The music, especially influenced by Nirvana's "straight, unpolished" rock, contributes to the emergence of a grunge youth subculture. The very same variety of this alternative music was born in the Pacific American states of Washington and Oregon in the 1980s. Pearl Jam, Soundgarden Nirvana, Alice in Chains brought alternative rock into 1991, and some of them were quite hostile to the very grunge label they had imposed on music.
Among the voluminous list of foreign bands of the 90s, it is enough to note several of their most important albums:
- Pearl Jam with their first studio album Ten;
- Nirvana with their second and third studio albums Nevermind and In Utero;
- Alice in Chains with their second studio album Dirt;
- Soundgarden with their fourth studio album Superunknown.
The list of foreign groups of the 90s of the grunge sub-style by the middle of the decade had significantly decreased. Some teams broke up, others became less significant and noticeable. The death of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain in 1994, as well as Pearl Jam's touring troubles due to Ticketmaster's highly publicized boycott, marked a decline in the genre's popularity.
Post-grunge
The term post-grunge describes artists who were followers and imitators of grunge. Their music was largely focused on commercial success and euphony, calculated for radio broadcasting. The most successful post-grunge bands in the 90s were Creed, Live, Matchbox Twenty. The Foo Fighters, led by their founder Dave Grohl, a former Nirvana drummer, helped popularize the genre in 1995. It has become one of the most famous rock bands in the US, especially after airing on MTV.
The genre would have another wave of success that came in the mid-nineties. (1995), 3 Doors Down (1996) and others achieved their biggest commercial breakthrough at the very end of the 20th century.
Indie rock
After the general acceptance of alternative rock in the 1990s, the term indie rock became associated with groups and genres that remained underground, that is, opposed to the mainstream and popularization of rock. In the 90s, the list of foreign indie rock bands was headed by Sonic Youth and Pixies. They were followed by: Sleater-Kinney (founded in 1994), Built to Spill (1992) and others.
Ska punk, skate punk and pop punk
Punk rock underwent a resurgence in the 1990s. During this period, ska-punk performers stand out and achieve commercial success: Reel Big Fish (founded in 1992), No Doubt (1986), Sublime (1988). At the end of the decade, interest in these groups wanes.
For a long time, punk rock wasn't commercially viable, so major labels weren't keen on signing punk rock. Until a number of independent record labels appeared, created with only one purpose: to capture their own performance and the music of their friends. Thanks to this circumstance, in 1994, the stunning breakthrough of the Californian skate-punk band Green Day took place. Her album Dookie (released 1994) sold 10 million copies in the United States, with another 10 million sold worldwide. After that, punk rock gains popularity.
In the same period, the album Smash by the skate punk band The Offspring was released. The album set a record for independent label production and sold over 14 million copies worldwide. Until the end of 1994, the albums "Duki" and "Smash" were sold in millions of copies, and the commercial success of these two musical products attracted great interest from the largest labels in skate-pop-punk. Bands like Bad Religion and Blink-182 were offered incredibly lucrative deals by well-known record brands to keep their independent labels.
In 1999, Blink-182 made its breakthrough with the release of Enema of the State, which sold over 15 million copies worldwide. The performers topped the list of top bands in the 1990s with overseas bands achieving multiple platinum status in the US, Canada, Australia, Italy, New Zealand and single platinum status in the United Kingdom. Blink-182 was a huge influence on later artists.
Other varieties of rock music
The list of 1990s foreign rock bands that played subgenre music developed outside of the commercial mainstream should go on. In the early 1990s, thrash metal gained recognition, thanks to the huge success of the Metallica album. It was released by the band of the same name, after which for the first time thrash metal hit the mainstream. This was followed by the explosive Megadeth Countdown to Extinction (1992), a double platinum album by the Megadeth team. Thrash metal bands Anthrax and Slayer, groove metal band Pantera cracked the top 10, followed by albums from regional bands Testament and Sepultura that entered the top 100. In the late nineties, industrial metal became popular. The biggest bands of this sub-genre of the 1990s were Marilyn Manson and Fear.
Let's remember the popular musical groups of the 90s and 2000s, to the songs of which the whole country then danced, and also learn about how the fate of their members developed.
t.A.T.u. The group was created in 1999 and initially actively exploited the image of same-sex love in both songs and videos, which to some extent became the key to success. In 2003, Yulia Volkova and Lena Katina even participated in Eurovision, finishing third. Six years after that, after going through an impressive international success, the team dispersed.
Volkova began her solo career. Back in 2004, she gave birth to a daughter, Victoria, and three years later she became the wife of the son of a businessman, Parviz Yasinov, to whom she gave birth to a son, Samir.
Elena Katina has been participating in the international solo project Lena Katina since 2009, she moved to Los Angeles. The performer is married to Slovenian rock musician Sasho Kuzmanovich, to whom she gave birth to a son two years ago.
"Lyceum". The girl trio consisting of Nastya Makarevich, Lena Perova and Izolda Ishkhanishvili made their debut in the TV show "Morning Star" in 1995, and the song "Autumn" became their main hit.
Lena Perova was the first to be fired from the group, and after a while Izolda also left. Constantly in the group, only Nastya Makarevich is still present, whose company is made up of different girls. Now the Lyceum star is 40 years old, she is married to a lawyer, she has two sons.
Izolda Ishkhanishvili retired from show business, lives in Switzerland, runs a luxury cosmetics business and is the wife of construction magnate Dmitry Desyatnikov, to whom she gave birth to a son five years ago.
Elena Perova tried to return to show business, wrote songs and soundtracks for films, hosted talk shows, participated in various television projects and even starred in TV shows, and besides, she struggled with alcohol and drug addictions, got into car accidents. Not married, no children.
"HiFi". The official founding date of the group is August 2, 1998, when the producer brought together the artists Mitya Fomin, Timofey Pronkin and Oksana Oleshko. Producer Pavel Yesenin himself planned to become the soloist of the group, but not wanting to go on tour, he made Fomin his "avatar", who began to "sing" the songs recorded by Yesenin's voice.
In early 2003, Oksana Oleshko left the group and show business, deciding to devote herself entirely to her family. Her place was taken by the now famous performers Tatyana Tereshina and Katya Li, who also did not stay in the team.
In early 2009, the popularity of "Hi-Fi" fell and for the sake of a solo career, the band left Mitya Fomin, who has since been busy with solo work. "Hi-Fi" is a duet of Timofey Pronkin and changing vocalists.
"Arrows". The pop group was created by the Soyuz studio in 1997, out of four thousand applicants, seven were selected into its composition: Yulia "Yu-Yu" Dolgasheva, Svetlana "Gera" Bobkina, Maria "Margo" Korneeva, Ekaterina "Radio Operator Kat" Kravtsova, Maria "Mouse" Soloviev, Anastasia "Stasya" Motherland and Leah Bykov.
By the beginning of the 2000s, the composition had changed considerably, which caused the popularity to decline. Both 2004 and 2009 are recognized as the date of the breakup of the group. In August 2015, Strelka announced the reunion of the team in the golden line-up, although today only a trio remains of it.
"Bachelor party". The hip-hop trio was founded in 1991 by producer Alexei Adamov. The sung details of intimate life to the rhythms of North American rap became the key to the success of the team.
"Bachelor Party" lasted until 1996, after which the musicians closed the project. Andrey "Dolphin" Lysikov began his solo career, which he continues to this day. Married to photographer Lika Gulliver, father of two children.
Pavel "Mutabor" Galkin and Andrey "Dan" Kotov tried to revive the group, recorded several albums, but the time for the "Bachelor Party" had already passed. As DJ Mutabor performs in various clubs in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Nizhny Novgorod, London, New York, Dublin, etc.
"Hands up!". The group appeared in 1993, when Sergey Zhukov and Alexey Potekhin, radio DJs of the Samara "Europe Plus", recorded several songs and gave them to friends at the radio station "Maximum" ... Soon, under "Student", "Ai-Yai-Yai", "My Baby and "I'm 18 already" were danced by schoolgirls all over the country.
The team broke up in 2006 and the guys have not disclosed the reasons for this until now. Alexey Potekhin started producing young performers. Married twice, has a daughter.
Sergey Zhukov continued to perform first solo, and then again under the name "Hands Up!". The performer is married for the second time, is the father of four children.
"Russian size". The team gave the listeners dozens of dance hits: "Angel of the Day", "Star of Separation", "Spring", "Like this" ... Soon soloists and producers began to constantly change in the group, and a conflict arose between the founding fathers.
Now Dmitry Kopotilov, the author of the group's main hits, continues to perform under the Russian Size brand. The musician is married and has a son.
The current group of Viktor Bondaryuk was called "Project Size", and now it is called "140 beats per minute". The musician is married to the actress of the series "Kitchen" Irina Temicheva.
Ivanushki International. Boy band - the favorites of schoolgirls of the 90s. The group still exists, but Kirill Andreev and Andrey Grigoriev-Apollonov remained in it from the initial composition.
In March 1998, Igor Sorin decided to pursue a solo career, and in September of the same year, the musician died, according to investigators, after falling from the balcony of the sixth floor.
Igor's place in the group was taken by Oleg Yakovlev, who left the band in 2013 also for a solo project. Last summer, the performer died of cardiac arrest due to bilateral pneumonia and cirrhosis of the liver.
And this is what "Ivanushki International" version of 2017 looks like.
"Demo". The group with vocalist Sasha Zvereva "shot" in 1999 with the hit "Sun in Hands".
Zvereva performed under the name of the group until 2011. Now the girl lives in Los Angeles, is engaged in design and raises three children.
The Brilliant were one of the most popular girl groups of the 90s. Its first composition was Olga Orlova, Polina Iodis, Irina Lukyanova and Zhanna Friske, and Orlova sang mostly, while the rest danced and performed backing vocals.
At the end of 1998, Polina Iodis left the group, took up extreme sports, and hosted the Accessible Extreme program on MTV Russia. Since 2010, the girl has been living in Bali and surfing.
In March 2003, Irina Lukyanova left the team, devoting herself to her family and soon to be born daughter Anya. Perhaps everyone knows about the sad fate of Zhanna Friske.
After leaving the group, Olga Orlova performed with solo projects, acted in films, played in the theater, and other performers performed and continue performing under the brand "Brilliant" for a long time.
"Virus!". The famous hits of the group were the songs "Pens", "Everything will pass", "I'll ask you", "Happiness" and others. The first line-up of the band was Olga Lucky Kozina - vocalist, author of words and music, as well as keyboardists Yuri Stupnik and Andrei Gudas.
In 2011, Olga Lucky presented to the public her new musical project "The CATS", but at the moment the group "Virus!" actively tours and releases new songs.
"Visitors from the future". The duet group of Eva Polna and Yuri Usachev shot in 1998 the hit "Run from me", which broke all records of popularity.
In the spring of 2009, Eva Polna announced the breakup of the group and the start of her solo career. In addition to music, she is fond of fashion and raises two daughters, Evelina and Amalia.
Back in 2002, Yuri Usachev became the general producer of the Gramophone Records recording company. Now he devotes himself to new projects "Art-house", "My-Ti" and "Zventa Sventana", tours as a DJ, collaborates as a sound producer with the stars of Russian show business. His wife is a famous performer Tina Kuznetsov
reflex. A dance pop project, which for a long time included one Irina Nelson, which in early 2000 was joined by dancers and backing vocalists Alena Torganova and Denis Davidovsky.
Since 2012, Irina has been combining her solo career with work in a team as the main soloist. Married with a second marriage since 1993, there is a son Anton from his first marriage, who has already made the performer a grandmother.
On March 25, 2016, Alena Torganova, a member of the group, announced her departure from the group, having worked in the team for fifteen years.
"Dirty scammers". The performers of the hits "Quit Smoking", "Everything Different", "I Love", "Love Me, Love" first performed together on December 8, 1996. Now Sergey "Amoralov" Surovenko and Vyacheslav "Tom-Chaos Junior" Zinurov remained in the team from the original composition.
Igor "Garik" Bogomazov worked in the group from 1996 to 2011, and after leaving he hardly communicates with journalists, does not engage in creative work. According to him, his wife insisted on leaving show business, with whom he eventually divorced. According to media reports, now Igor is too addicted to alcohol.
"Tea for Two". The duet of the composer and singer Denis Klyaver and the poet, singer, businessman and actor Stas Kostyushkin existed from 1994 to 2012.
Now Denis Klyaver is pursuing a solo career. Married with a third marriage, the father of two sons, and besides this, in 2010 he officially recognized the fact of his paternity of Eva Polna's daughter Evelyn.
Stas Kostyushkin launched a new project "A-Dessa". Also married with a third marriage, the father of three sons.
plasma. The group consisting of Roman Chernitsyn and Maxim Postelny was one of the first to start performing songs exclusively in English for the Russian-speaking audience.
The team still exists, although they have released only four albums so far. Roman Chernitsyn was married to Irina Dubtsova, who bore him a son, Artem.
Prime Minister. The Russian pop group, formed in 1997, included Vyacheslav Bodolika, Peter Jason, Jean Grigoriev-Milimerov and Dmitry Lansky in golden times.
At the end of 2005, due to disagreements with the producer, Jean, Peter, Vyacheslav and Marat began to work independently, but since the rights to the name "Prime Minister" did not belong to them, they were forced to call themselves "PM Group". And their former producer recruited a new line-up of the group under the same brand.
In early 2014, Vyacheslav Bodolika left the PM Group and went to Spain.
