Antytila auctioned off a personal song and a walk-on with it for a donation: today the tour reaches Chernihiv
An auction for Ukraine’s military intelligence is a fixture of every Vdoma 2.0 concert, and the lots change each time. Today the band plays Chernihiv, tomorrow Bila Tserkva.
Antytila on stage, March 2026
At a concert in Lutsk on 29 October, Antytila auctioned off a personal song from the band and an invitation on stage while it is performed. Today the Vdoma 2.0 (“At Home 2.0”) tour arrives in Chernihiv, and tomorrow in Bila Tserkva.
Volyn News reported on the auction in Lutsk, and the concert dates are listed in the band’s official schedule.
This auction, held before the concert, was run by stand-up comedian Slava Bu. He ran a second one with drummer Dmytro Vodovozov: for the biggest donation they offered the drumsticks Vodovozov had used in the first half of the show, patches of all units of Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR), Lego figures of the band members and a blue-and-yellow flag signed by them. The report does not give any amounts.
A lot that will never come back
“For each auction we prepare something new, something cool, something that hasn’t been there before and won’t be at the next auctions,” Vodovozov explained. Those who cannot compete with the biggest donors drop money into boxes passed around the hall. Proceeds from ticket and merchandise sales also go to support the Defence Forces. In total the band has already directed over 140 million hryvnias to the cause.
According to Taras Topolia, the programme is “about 30 per cent” different from the first part of the tour. In Lutsk the band also played new songs from the upcoming album, including OK. Before the concert in Dnipro the frontman spoke both about the danger, when the audience may need to be evacuated in time, and about the costs of touring: “So every concert like this is a risk you take voluntarily.”
An album, Australia and Yalta
Topolia speaks about the plans without caveats: the new album will come out “100 per cent” in 2027. In February the band travels to Australia and New Zealand: Melbourne on 5 February, Sydney on the 7th, Brisbane on the 9th and Auckland on the 11th. After that the plans include America, Canada and Europe, with funds for the Defence Forces collected at every concert.
After the victory the band promises a concert at Kyiv’s Olimpiyskyi stadium with world stars. “And, of course, a concert in Yalta. Sooner or later it will definitely happen,” says Topolia. On our air Antytila have been played 33 times in the last 30 days: I vsiu nich and TDME in remix versions.
We previously reported on the start of the Vdoma 2.0 tour in Chernivtsi.
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