Live band performance and hosting at a Sochi stage event

Three women are singing on a stage. The woman on the left is wearing a light blue dress and holding a microphone. The woman in the middle is wearing a blue suit and holding a microphone. The woman on the right is wearing a white shirt and light gray pants, also holding a microphone. Behind them, a band is playing instruments including drums and guitars. The stage has lighting and a backdrop with some text. The overall scene appears to be a musical performance.

A man with a shaved head is playing a red keyboard, wearing a light blue collared shirt and light-colored pants. He is seated on a stool. To his right, another man is playing an acoustic guitar and singing. He is wearing a blue polo shirt and light-colored pants. Behind them, a large red screen displays lyrics in both Cyrillic and English. The Cyrillic text reads "НО ОН СНОВА УКРОЩАЕТ" and the English text reads "BUT HE AGAIN CALMS THE STOR". Further down the screen, the Cyrillic reads "МНЕ НЕ ЗАБЫТЬ КАК ТО" and the English reads "I WILL NEVER FORGET HOW I FO". The scene appears to be a live music performance, possibly in a church or concert hall, indicated by the stage setup, lighting, and the presence of a music stand and equipment. Another person can be seen partially in the background on the right, also appearing to be part of the band. The lower left corner shows the back of a person's head and shoulders, suggesting an audience member.

A stage with a band performing in front of an audience. The band consists of several musicians playing guitars, drums, and singing. One singer in the foreground is wearing a blue dress and holding a microphone. Behind the band, a screen displays text in Russian and English, reading "БЫЛ СО МНОЙ. NEVER BE ALONE" and "В ОГНЕ Я БЫЛ. I WAS ANOTHER IN THE FIRE". The stage is lit with colorful lights. The audience is seated in a room with a patterned ceiling and walls. The overall atmosphere appears to be a religious or worship event.

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