Russian pop singer Shaman simulated setting off a nuclear bomb at a concert broadcast on state TV. While singing his song ‘I am Russian,’ the 31-year-old pushed a red button inside a briefcase ...

But Yaroslav Y. Dronov, better known by his stage name, Shaman, is also beloved by an exclusive and powerful Russian fan base: the Kremlin. The young singer’s star has been rising as the war in ...

The popular Russian pro-war singer Yaroslav Dronov, who performs under the stage name Shaman, copied large portions of his final thesis at Gnessin Academy of Music from Wikipedia, according to the ...

When considered in the light of the crackdown on LGBTQ+ people and lifestyles in Russia, the lyrics of Shaman’s song seem strangely ... been reinterpreted to the detriment of the singer and his song.

Several hundred people gathered in front of the United States Embassy in Moscow to protest YouTube's blocking of certain Russian channels. Among the demonstrators was Shaman, a pro-Kremlin singer ...

Russian music artist Yaroslav Dronov (Shaman) filed two applications with Rospatent to register the brand "I am Russian", reports the Moscow City News Agency. Under the first brand, trademarks are ...

I am lucky” and “I am Russian, in spite of the world”. The blonde singer wears a wooden cross around his neck. Shaman even performed the national anthem next to the Russian leader on Red ...

Music streaming service Spotify has removed the pages and songs of several Russian artists who supported the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Among them are Shaman (Yaroslav Dronov), Chicherina ...

These include Oleg Gazmanov, Polina Gagarina, Shaman, Yulia Chicherina, Grigory Leps, the band Lyube, and some other singers. All of them support Russian leader Vladimir Putin's policies.