On October 30th, the unstoppable Gogol Bordello stormed into Rock City and tore the place apart in the best possible way. From the moment they hit the stage, it was clear the crowd was in for something special.
Frontman Eugene Hütz swaggered on with a bottle of red wine in hand, took one swig, then smashed it across a stage monitor — the perfect cue for guitars, drums, violin, and accordion to erupt in a frenzy of sound. The explosion of “gypsy punk” energy that followed set the tone for the night: wild, unrestrained, and gloriously chaotic.
Every member of the band gave everything — singing, dancing, and throwing themselves into the performance with unfiltered joy. Their charisma was contagious, spreading through the packed room until the entire venue was bouncing. The crowd matched the band’s intensity, dancing, shouting lyrics, and feeding the fire on stage with pure enthusiasm.
By the end of the set, it felt less like a concert and more like a shared celebration — a mad, euphoric carnival of music and unity. Gogol Bordello once again proved why they’re one of the most exhilarating live bands on the planet. If you’ve never seen them, fix that. There’s truly nothing else like it.
Setlist:
Sacret Darling
I Would Never Wanna Be Young Again
Not a Crime
Immigrant Punk
Wonderlust King
My Companjera
Dance Round A Fire
From Boyarka to Boyaca (Puzzled Panther cover)
Ignition
Immigraniada (We Comin’ Rougher)
I Got No Time for Idiots
Mishto!
Start Wearing Purple Play
Wataka Wataka (Puzzled Panther cover)
Pala Tute
Solidarity (Angelic Upstarts cover)
Alcohol
Hater Liquidator
Undestructable
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