Denis Boyev “Violin Show”

Caribbean Club is a unique place in Kiev. There are shows and parties every day. Ukrainian and foreign artists prefer this is the place for its professional scene, illumination and sound.

You can visit pop and rock artists, jazz concerts, theatre, Latin dance parties, disco, humorous and dance shows, night parties and many other shows in Caribbean Club.

Except being a cool club, it is one of the best restaurants in Kyiv as well. You can taste the traditional and delicious cuisine, burgers, and sushi. There are many drinks from lemonades and cocktails to the elite alcohol and drinks for connoisseurs.

29 May Ukrainian violinist Denis Boev will present a solo show of world pop, rock, folk hits and tracks by Ukrainian composers in his own arrangement in Caribbean Club.

Denis Boev: “I was going to this event 4 years. All tracks of the setlist combine different musical styles, emotions of joy and passion. I know that during my shows people want to smile and dance. Perhaps my idea is not consistent with the contemporary musical trend of minimalism. However, I believe that art should bring bright feelings into your life and filling you. That’s why I invite everyone to my concert”.

Denis Boev played with such Ukrainian stars as Valery Meladze, VIA GRA, The Karamazov Brothers, Ivan Dorn and many others.  The setlist of his solo project will include compositions of classical music by Paganini, Vivaldi and Albeniz, modern songs by Coldplay and Hozier, music by modern Ukrainian composers Miroslav Skoryk and Evdokima Reshet’ko and many others.

Denis Boev graduated from the National Music Academy p. Tchaikovsky. He plays in pop, rock, folk and jazz styles. He graduated from the Cherkassy Music School; studied at the Nuremberg Conservatory (Germany), toured Germany with the Nurnberg Chamber Orchestra, and toured the United States with the ensemble performing Ukrainian folk music; worked for many years in The Karamazov Brothers band. Now he plays with the Polygraph Sharikoff project and performs “Jazzy Funky” by Ivan Dorn.

Fan-zone – free space intended for enjoying the event without a specific predestinated seat.