Independence Day in Jazz Club 1984

On the path to our country’s independence and its European future, representatives of the music industry have been reliable and loyal supporters of every protest participant. From the very first day of the protest, scheduled events were canceled. Organizers, artists, and listeners joined other like-minded people, fighting tirelessly against the system side by side.

Bars opened their doors to protest participants, taking numerous risks. They sheltered those harmed by marauding squads during the cold winter days, providing tea, coffee, and food.

Although some music venues have partially resumed their activities due to financial obligations, the accumulated debts threaten their existence, placing them on the brink of closure. At a time like this, we certainly cannot afford to lose such free spaces

That is why, on the initiative of the Light Movement, we are announcing unusually early this year the event planned for May to celebrate Independence Day.

A detailed description and schedule of the event will be published in the second half of May on our social media pages.