The record of the Russian singer and actor Vanya Dmitrienko as the youngest artist of Russia, who gathered the Luzhniki Stadium with a solo concert, is officially registered in The Book of Records of Russia. This was announced by the editor-in-chief of the Book Stanislav Konenko.
"Among all the records that could be obtained from today's event, we chose the coolest, most interesting. It sounds like this: the youngest artist who performed at the big sports arena of the Luzhniki Olympic Complex with a solo concert. The record of Russia with the result of 20 years, nine months and eight days, the record holder is Vanya Dmitrienko," RIA Novosti quotes the editor—in—chief.
In August 2025, Egor Creed gave a big solo concert at the Luzhniki Stadium, which gathered 86 thousand spectators and made him the youngest artist to perform at this venue in this format. At the time of setting the record, Creed had already celebrated his 31st birthday.
Vanya Dmitrienko is a Russian singer and film actor. He became widely known after the release of the track "Venus-Jupiter". He has released one studio album and recorded dozens of singles. He got into the Forbes "30 under 30" rating in the "Music" category in 2023.
As EADaily reported, in December last year, the Readovka telegram channel claimed that Dmitrienko gave 33 concerts in 2025 and received 924 million thanks to a high fee of 28 million for the performance.
The performer himself later called these calculations "fiction", doubting that any of the Russian artists could even have a fee of almost 30 million rubles.

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