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From July 4 to 6, 2008, the rock festival “NASHESTVIE” (in English – INVASION) was held once again in the Tver region. This is one of the largest open-air music events in Russia, after a two-year break, again returned to the banks of the Volga. In 2006, the festival was held in the Ryazan region, and last year, in 2007, it was cancelled due to a number of organizational issues. In April 2008, representatives of “Nashe Radio” and the organizing committee of the festival “Emmaus” decided to merge the two largest Russian festivals – “Nashestvie” and “Emmaus”. The combined festival continued to be called “Nashestvie”, and the venue again became the already well-known site near the village of Emmaus.

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From August 4 to 6, 2006, one of the largest open-air festivals in Russia, “NASHESTVIE” (in English – INVASION) took place in the Ryazan Region on Cape Sredizemny (Mediterranean), located between the Oka River and Orekhovoye (Nutty) Lake. During the three days of “Rock Nashestvie,” three stages operated simultaneously: Central, Northern, and Southern. The festival participants included the best rock bands in the country, as well as teams playing alternative music. This year, the festival was visited by more than 80,000 people. JSA was the stage contractor for this event.

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From August 5 to 7, 2005, one of the largest open-air rock festivals in Russia, NASHESTVIE (in English – INVASION), was held in the Tver Region. This large-scale event was held for the second time on the banks of the Volga River in the settlement of Emmaus. Over 53,000 people visited it in three days. This year, for the first time in the festival program, the musicians’ performances took place on three stages: the main one and two additional ones. For this, the JSA company, as a permanent developer and partner, installed the structures of the main big stage and two small stages.

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