Agata Kristi lead singer Gleb Samoilov is facing renewed criticism following his inconsistent conduct at a show in Almaty.
Samoilov, the Agata Kristi vocalist, has once more been reproached for putting on a “peculiar” performance—this time, Kazakh attendees questioned the artist’s state of sobriety.
The band refutes the critical evaluation, attributing everything to Gleb’s “melancholic-romantic stage presence.”
Video evidence from the concert in Almaty on November 30th is the subject of fervent online discussion. The video depicts the musician struggling to remain upright, relying on a microphone stand for support. Commenters are voicing their indignation and dismay at the artist’s actions, with some demanding refunds.
As the group informed Baza themselves, the performer’s conduct aligns with his on-stage character, emblematic of the tragic protagonist portrayed in his songs.
Nevertheless, this isn’t the initial occasion that Samoilov’s actions have puzzled audience members. “Baza” previously documented a comparable occurrence concerning the frontman in July 2024. At that time, the artist also seemed fatigued while performing and had difficulty standing during a performance in Krasnoyarsk. Previously, Samoilov’s representative explained the situation by citing Gleb’s age.
