A Perm resident was detained for organizing a concert in support of the band Stoptime.

The last thing I posted on my Telegram channel Catherine Romanovathat she is sitting in the waiting room of the Leninsky District Court of Perm. "If I had known who was going to pick me up on a date today, I would have washed myself yesterday." — the girl joked.

The first concert organized by Romanova took place on October 22nd on the esplanade. About a hundred people attended—the police did not intervene, and there were no arrests. Those in attendance managed to sing the song "Bright Stripe." Noiza MC and "I missed you so much" Porn films. 

The second solidarity concert with the band Stoptime was scheduled for the evening of November 1st. The day before, Romanova announced the cancellation.

"If you don't want us arrested, we'll have to slow down. I want to sing without the risk of being jailed," Romanova wrote on her Telegram channel. "Nowadays, street musicians are disrespected, with political agendas thrust upon them. We're just another news story, nothing more. Stay tuned for news about a new concert format."

Today at St. Petersburg An appeal is underway against the latest arrest of the Stoptime soloist Diana Loginova and the guitarist Sasha Orlova. 

Previously, the musicians were sentenced to 13 days in jail for their performance on Malaya Konyushennaya Street under the article on "organizing a large number of citizens simultaneously in public places, resulting in a disturbance of public order." Additionally, Diana was given 13 days for "petty hooliganism" due to the presence of obscene language in one of her songs.