Antytila kick off their “Vdoma 2.0” tour — and someone was late for the very first soundcheck
The first night rang out in Chernivtsi, the second in a town the musicians called their guitarist's favourite. Two dozen Ukrainian cities lie ahead, and in winter, the other side of the planet.
The Vdoma show at Kyiv's Palace of Sports, March 2026
Antytila launched their Vdoma 2.0 ("At Home 2.0") tour in Chernivtsi on 16 October. By 27 November the band will play 24 more concerts in Ukraine, and in February 2027 they will head to Australia and New Zealand.
The tour schedule is published on the band's official website.
The first concert took place at the Chernivtsi Regional Philharmonic, and the next day the band played the Taras Shevchenko Palace of Culture in Truskavets — a town the musicians called their guitarist's favourite. The start itself came with a mishap: someone on the team was late for the very first soundcheck, and the band posted a video about it themselves.
Where the tour goes
The next stop is Shynnyk in Dnipro on 22 October. In Kharkiv the band will play two nights in a row, 23 and 24 October, both at TKTs. The Kyiv concert is set for 20 November at Blockbuster Mall, and the band will wrap up the Ukrainian leg on 27 November at the Dniprospetsstal Palace of Culture in Zaporizhzhia.
February brings Australia and New Zealand: Melbourne (Max Watts) on 5 February, Sydney (Liberty Hall) on the 7th, Brisbane (Crowbar) on the 9th and Auckland (The Tuning Fork) on the 11th.
Why “2.0”
The name continues the Vdoma tour, which ended on 20–22 March with three concerts at Kyiv's Palace of Sports: according to the band, 25,000 people saw them. A recording of those nights was shown on Suspilne.
In April the band wrote on their website that they were working on a new show, a new album and a collector's vinyl edition of all their records.
The band's latest single is “OK”, a song about what Taras Topolia came to understand under shelling.
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