Концерт знаменитой украиснкой певицы Алены Винницкой перенесли на весну по причине непредвиденных обстоятельств. Концерт должен был состояться шестого января, но у двух музыкантов группы Винницкой нет возможности находиться в Петербурге и соответственно на концерте в этот день. Обоих музыкантов заменить некем, так что было принято решение совершить перенос концерта. Винницкая очень рассторилась из-за этих событий, ведь это её первый сольный концерт в северной столице России. и она его долго ждала и планировала, но не все сбывается, чего хочется, поэтому Алена попросила прощения у всех своих поклонников и дала обещание, что концерт состоится обязательно и очень скоро.
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