Los Angeles / New York — This March, Noize MC, one of the most influential and outspoken Russian-language artists of his generation, will return to North America with his “Not All There” tour, presented in the United States by Resilience Entertainment Group.

The upcoming run follows the release of Не все дома (Not All There), an album widely regarded as one of the most important Russian-language releases in recent years. The record marked a creative and personal turning point for Noize MC, blending rap, rock, and punk with sharp political commentary and deeply personal reflection.

Set to take place across major North American cities — including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, New York, and Toronto — the March tour will bring Noize MC’s full live production to audiences that have followed his work for more than a decade. The concerts are expected to draw longtime fans, diaspora communities, and new listeners drawn to his reputation for fearless lyricism, improvisation, and uncompromising civic stance.



Over the past 15 years, Noize MC has emerged as a defining voice for a generation. Known for his rapid-fire freestyling and genre-defying sound, he has received international recognition including multiple appearances on Forbes’ “50 Stars” list and nominations for MTV Europe Music Awards. His 2019 track “Just Like Everyone Else” became a viral phenomenon, offering a scathing critique of contemporary Russia and amassing tens of millions of views.



After publicly condemning Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Noize MC left the country and settled in Lithuania. Since then, his work has increasingly intersected music and activism. Together with fellow artist Monetochka, he co-founded Voices of Peace, a benefit concert initiative that raised more than €400,000 to support Ukrainian civilians. In December 2024, the pair were nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, highlighting the broader humanitarian impact of their efforts.



Produced in collaboration with Resilience Entertainment, the upcoming North American leg of the “Not All There” tour is shaping up to be one of Noize MC’s most significant international runs to date — a series of concerts that promise not only powerful performances, but a clear artistic statement on freedom, exile, and resistance through music.