Beloslava and Rushi Vidinliev take the stage together at the Orpheus Summer Cinema in Plovdiv on September 25, 2026. The format is billed as "one night, two concerts", meaning each of them brings their own programme before the joint section.

Beloslava is one of the few Bulgarian singers to have built an entire career outside the pop machine. Her voice is soft and warm, and her material leans towards soul and jazz. She formed her first band, Trip, in 1998, and the debut album "Улици" came out in 2001. She writes her own lyrics, which is not the rule on the Bulgarian pop scene.

She has performed at the country's most serious jazz forums, among them A to Jazz Festival, the international jazz festival in Bansko and Sofia Jazz Peak. That is the repertoire of a performer the audience seeks out by name rather than by hit.

Rushi Vidinliev comes from the other side of the same scene, and their paths had crossed before, among other things on the Bulgarian dubs of the films "Happy Feet Two" and "Robots". This year he revealed he has been in love with Beloslava since 2001, which is twenty-five years, the occasion being the duet "Еверест" from his album "Три дни чудеса". The joint concert in Plovdiv follows on from that.

Doors open at 18:30 and the concert starts at 19:30. Tickets run from thirty-four to fifty euros, roughly 2,090 to 3,080 denars, through bilet.bg. Plovdiv is about five hours by car from Skopje, and the Orpheus Summer Cinema is an open-air stage in the city centre.