B-Mall Fest 2025 Raises 1,000,000 Hryvnias for Ukrainian Troops: Details

Over three days, more than 30 performers took the stage at B-Mall Fest 2025.

Organizers of the charity music festival B-Mall Fest 2025 raised over 1,000,000 hryvnias for Ukrainian troops over three days. The event's team informed the DeTalks editorial team of this in a post-release statement.

The festival ran from November 28 to 30 and, according to organizers, became 'the largest charity music event of the fall,' drawing over 120,000 visitors to Blockbuster Mall.

The event ran across two stages, bringing together more than 30 artists, including MAX BARSKIH, Tina Karol, DOROFEEVA, YAKTAK, Vitalii Kozlovskyi, LATEXFAUNA, Anna Trincher, Palindrom, Kalush Orchestra, Pavlo Zibrov, El Kravchuk, and others.

The event aimed to raise at least five million hryvnias for purchasing strike FPV drones for Ukrainian troops, as part of the Serhii Prytula Foundation's 'Swarm of Revenge' fundraiser. According to the festival team, though, 1,000,000 hryvnias were raised over the three days, of which 600,000 went to 'Swarm of Revenge,' and 400,000 to the 'Khartiia' unit.

B-Mall Fest also supported a number of other initiatives, including fundraisers for printing materials for AFU devices and support for the 14th Separate Rifle Battalion 'Chervona Kalyna' of the National Guard's Azov unit.

Organizers haven't announced dates for the next festival, but have promised 'an even wider range of activities — from new stages and themed spaces to innovative brand interaction zones.'

The team also stressed that the 'Music Battle' contest will continue — a project that this year let young artists take the B-Mall Fest stage and become part of the festival lineup.

As the festival's official media partner, DeTalks prepared exclusive comments from performers at the event. For more content, follow the outlet's pages on Instagram and Telegram.