Kazakhstan's People's Artist Dimash Qudaibergen has kicked off his new DIMENSIONS world tour, with Krakow the first stop on the itinerary — a spectacular show at Tauron Arena, the website infohub.kz reports.
On October 18, thousands of fans from various countries gathered at Tauron Arena in Krakow to see and hear their idol once again. Dimash opened the concert in his native Kazakh language. The evening also featured "Aqerke," "Tau Ishinde," "Durdaraz," "Samgau," "Umytylmas kun" and many other compositions.
The artist prepared many new songs for the world tour, many of them his own compositions. The first part of the show featured two English-language premieres — "Guilty of Your Light" and "Somebody Loves You." That section closed with Maestro Krutoy's cantata "Olimpico."
The second block opened with "Fire," after which Dimash presented four new compositions — "Drive On" and "Tell Me Why" in English, a virtuoso vocalise and "Release My Soul," written by his younger brother Mansur Qudaibergen.
Fans taught Dimash to say "I love you" in Polish, and he happily sang it along with the audience afterward. Spotting a bright banner in the hands of a young fan named Timur from Moldova, the singer invited him on stage, and together they performed excerpts from "Lyubov Ustavshikh Lebedey" and "S.O.S."
In the third part of the show, a young Dimash appeared on screen with the song "Omir," and the adult Dimash's voice joined the young artist. The audience was also treated to a dombra solo by Temirlan Olzhabay and Yernat Nauryz. Dimash then returned to the stage with a call for peace in "The Story of One Sky." Together with kobyz player Olzhas Kurmanbek, the singer presented "Stranger" to the audience — as if passing the baton from the previous world tour to the new one.
Dimash delivered a heartfelt rendition of "Yazgi" in Turkish, and at the finale the entire hall was rocking to "Give Me Your Love" and the new song "Zhanga Kun."