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Special forces of the Active Operations Department of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine received another donation from the band ANTYTILA and their fans—drones from the Ukrainian manufacturer “General Chereshnya” totaling 5 million hryvnias.

The funds to support the military intelligence officers were raised through ticket sales and charity auctions during the nationwide “At Home” tour, which the band ANTYTILA held in February–March 2026.

The drones were purchased and handed over to the GUR’s special forces in collaboration with Diana Podolyanchuk’s Charitable Foundation.

“These are multifunctional drones with day and night vision capabilities. They will primarily be used for interception. We wish the soldiers a successful hunt,” said the band’s leader, Taras Topolia.

Together we are strong!

Glory to Ukraine!

ANTYTILA “Vdoma 2.0”

The band ANTYTILA announces the “Vdoma 2.0” concert tour. This is a continuation of the successful “Vdoma” tour, which became one of the most talked-about musical events of early 2026.

The “Vdoma” tour covered 38 cities, 30 of which were sold out. It spanned thousands of kilometers across Ukraine and filled venues with people who came for the same thing—powerful emotions and songs experienced together, as one. The team wrapped up the first part of the tour with three major shows at the Palace of Sports, cementing its status as one of the country’s strongest live projects.

“Vdoma 2.0” is a response to requests from fans across the country. And an opportunity to relive those moments together once again.

Over 20 cities across Ukraine, the audience-favorite format with a stand-up intro, a recognizable stage, and the show’s well-crafted dramaturgy—everything that made “Vdoma” so beloved continues. As is the band’s signature quality: ANTYTILA traditionally brings its own lighting and sound production to ensure every concert sounds like a major show—regardless of the city.

The setlist features new songs from the upcoming album, which will be performed live for the first time, as well as tracks that have already become the voice of our times: “Vdoma,” “Fortress Bakhmut,” “2Step,” “Seize the Moment,” “TDME,” and “Believed”—songs that always get the crowd singing along.

“After every “Vdoma” concert, we heard the same thing: ‘When again?’ And here’s our answer—“Vdoma 2.0.” On this tour, we met thousands of people across the country. We saw those who came to the concerts for the second and third time, we saw families, lots of children, we made little dreams come true, and together we helped our military. That’s exactly why we want to keep going. Even more cities, new songs, new emotions, and that same atmosphere when you look out at the audience and realize: we’re all in this together. And we’re home,” commented Taras Topolia.

The members of the band ANTYTILA are active-duty military personnel and have been actively involved in volunteer work since 2014. That’s why every concert is not just an artistic event, but also concrete aid: during this time, the band has donated over 140 million UAH to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, part of which was raised during the “Vdoma” tour.

Live shows at large venues offer a unique experience. The aftertaste lingers for a long time, and if it’s an ANTYTILA concert, everything resurfaces in fond memories for years to come.

But what is a concert like for a photographer?
Fans who attend the band’s concerts see how photographers have to ‘fly’ around the venue to seize the moment and capture the shot.
And you yourselves are happy to pose for their lenses.
Plus, there are hundreds of lighting fixtures, special effects, stage sets and dozens of people helping to create the show’s atmosphere.
So look for yourselves in this album of selected photos by master photographers.
Through their professional lens, they sought to convey the true scale and atmosphere of the ‘AT HOME’ show, and the mood created by ANTYTILA at the Palace of Sports in Kyiv. To this end, for three days running, they captured the emotions of the musicians and everyone who had gathered together, at home.
Take a peek behind the scenes of the show and feel like part of the team.
See it all through the eyes of the artist or their management, or find the answer or confirmation you’re looking for: ‘Is this really happening?’ or ‘How was it?’.
Because ANTYTILA will soon be announcing new concert dates. In the pipeline: a new show, a new album, a collector’s edition of all the band’s albums on vinyl, and major concerts in other countries around the world.

Seize the moment.

Check out the photo gallery from the ‘At Home’ live show.

Photographers:
Viktoria Filipenko
Marina Kozhemyakina
Vadym Plyashechko
Edward Matthew
Yulia Akopyan

We’ve been preparing for this meeting with you for almost a year. A team of over a hundred people worked to create a concert, a show, and new content—using songs and performances to evoke emotions and sensations that will leave a lasting impression.

We crafted experiences that have become part of the history of the band ANTITILA and of each one of you.

And we succeeded.

The meticulously designed set by the directors, over 50 screens, 500 lighting fixtures, pyrotechnics, multi-level stage sets, and studio-quality sound in a large arena—all these are essential technical and directorial elements of a special show that did more than just create volume and scale.

They revealed each song in a new light.

But!

You were the ones who created the real magic.

The heart of the “At Home” show is the people who came to be with their own.

Together we sang, smiled, danced, cried, and then read the reviews on social media.

This show was created not only by ANTITILA and the team on and around the stage, but also by each and every one of you who came to the Palace of Sports.

Your feedback and support are the most valuable things we’ve received over these three days.

Keep it up, stay with us, come, and share.

We feel, we read, we draw conclusions so we can start preparing something new and exciting.

Thank you to everyone defending our country—for the chance to be home. To the audience, the team, and our partners—for walking this path with us. ❤️

Every concert on this tour is a charity event. Proceeds go to support the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR).

A TV version of the show is already in the works so these moments can be preserved. We’ll announce the premiere date soon.

A band that has come a long way, from small clubs to stadiums.
A team with experience collaborating with top international stars.
Artists who have always combined musical talent with a principled civic stance.

Recently, YUNA co-founder and executive producer Pavlo Shylko presented the band with a special award at the Kyiv Sports Palace, where the musicians will present their “Vdoma” show on March 20–22 (don’t miss it!).

Please note that the list of “15 Most Influential Artists of the Last 15 Years” is not a ranking.

All performers included in it are considered equal. The top 15 were selected by the YUNA jury.

U2, Ed Sheeran, and Antytila present a lyric video for their new joint song, “Yours Eternally.”

The song is included in U2’s new EP, Days Of Ash.

A special feature of the new album is that each song is dedicated to a specific person.

The song “Yours Eternally” was written by Bono and The Edge after meeting Taras Topolia and the band Antytila and performing together in Kyiv and London.

U2 invited their friend, singer Ed Sheeran, and Taras Topolia to participate in the studio recording of “Yours Eternally.”

The lyric video features all the musicians of the band Antytila, their military brothers-in-arms, and Ukrainian civilians who, in the fourth year of full-scale war, continue to show unique resilience and character.

The composition was deliberately created in a major, light mood, and its lyrics are presented in the form of a letter from a soldier with a lively and defiant spirit, reflecting the spirit of Ukraine, urging people not to despair, to achieve, to fight, and to walk side by side with their comrades toward their goal, despite all circumstances and difficulties.

The studio production of the song “Yours Eternally” was carried out by renowned Irish producer, multiple Grammy nominee and winner Garret “Jacknife” Lee.

Here’s what the musicians of U2 have to say about the new EP and the song Yours Eternally:

Bono:

“…when we first met, despite everything that was happening, despite the daily horrors that Ukrainians were experiencing, Taras and his friends did not lose heart. They also had that slightly dark sense of humor and that defiant spirit that we love so much in the best rock ‘n’ roll — that strength of character that seems to challenge the very times we live in… And it is this spirit that we tried to convey in Yours Eternally.
This song is like a message from the front lines, where a soldier says to his friends — boldly, a little mischievously: “Listen, don’t hang your heads, live, dream, stay up late. I would do the same if I were home with you. And I will… soon.”

The Edge:

“We believe in a world where borders are not erased by force.
Where culture, language, and memory are not silenced by fear.
Where the dignity of a people is not a bargaining chip.

This belief is not temporary.
It is not a political fad.
It is the ground on which we stand.
And we stand on it together.”

Taras Topolia, leader of the band ANTYTILA:

Once, Bono asked me: what single word could be used to describe the Ukrainian character? Without hesitation, I replied: Will. Some time passed, and he sent me a demo of “Yours Eternally” with the words: I feel that today, more than ever, we all need this.

When I heard the chorus of the song, which consisted of only one Ukrainian word, Will, and was sung by Bono, The Edge, and Ed Sheeran, I got goosebumps. And when Bono said that the song was missing my voice, my team and I, despite blackouts, air raid sirens, and all the difficulties, still recorded it in the studio. That’s how this song, united by common values, came to be.

We are grateful to U2 and Ed Sheeran for their constant attention and support for Ukraine. It is very valuable!

The song can be heard live at the Sports Palace during three concerts by the band Antytila on March 20-22 in Kyiv.

Reminder:

Antytila is currently on a nationwide tour called “At Home.” The musicians have played almost 20 sold-out concerts, with just as many still to come. The tour will conclude with three unique live shows at the Sports Palace in Kyiv in March.

ANTITILA returns with a story born out of silence. “Vidkoly” is a song written last winter, when the cold outside coincided strangely with the cold inside. It is about the moment when words are powerless and warmth must be sought in memories.

The clip is like a pause between heartbeats: slow-motion scenes, kisses in peace and war, the fragility of a fleeting moment. A group among white eustomas, cherry blossoms as a reminder of the transience of beauty — all this creates a space where even silence sounds.
Filmed on Alexa 35 Xtreme, so every emotion is almost palpable.

Director — Mitya Shmurak @mitya_shmurak
Production — Manifest Production @manifestproduction
Music — Maksym Syvolap, Taras Topolia
Lyrics — Taras Topolia.

ANTITILA / KYIV / Show AT HOME.
Tickets on sale:
March 20, 2026 — https://kyiv.ticketsbox.com/event/antytila-from-the-show-vdoma.html
March 21, 2026 — https://kyiv.ticketsbox.com/event/antytila-from-the-show-vdoma-a.html
March 22, 2026 — https://kyiv.ticketsbox.com/event/antytila-from-the-show-vdoma-b.html

On March 20, 21, and 22, 2026, the band ANTITILA will take the stage at the Sports Palace three times in a row to create a musical trilogy about the power of music, love between people, and hope. Three evenings. Three Sports Palaces. And one unique story that we will experience together with the band ANTITILA.
The final concerts of the nationwide tour “VDOMA” will be an event for tens of thousands of people and a special page in the history of the pop-rock band ANTITILA. From the very beginning of the war, they volunteered to go to the front lines. Later, they continued to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine with large-scale volunteer projects and became a powerful voice for Ukraine in the world.

In 2026, ANTITILA will celebrate 18 years where they grew up together with their fans. In their hometown of Kyiv. A multi-level stage, lights that breathe with the music, and songs that have already become the soundtracks of our time. The best songs of all time will be performed: “Vdoma,” “2step,” “Fortetsya Bakhmut,” “Virila,” “TDME,” “Lovy moment,” “Beri svoye,” and others, as well as the premieres of new tracks.

The band promises a unique show and unexpected scenography: a multi-level space, new video installations, and live energy that must be experienced in person, with European-level sound and lighting.
“VDOMA” is not just a name. It is a feeling that the band carried through the front lines, volunteer headquarters, and hundreds of thousands of kilometers of concert tours around the world — from Canada to New Zealand.
“We sang for Ukrainians all over the world. But only here, when you go on stage, do you realize: you are home. And it’s not about geography. It’s about the feeling in your soul,” says frontman Taras Topolia.
ANTITILA has previously gathered its fans at one of the capital’s largest venues: in 2019, they played two sold-out shows as part of their successful nationwide stadium tour “Hello,” and in 2023 — another sold-out show and the final stop on a world charity tour, with the musicians playing over 30 concerts on three continents. With nearly 400 million views, dozens of hits, and collaborations with global stars, the band’s creativity has long transcended national borders.

And after a three-year hiatus, in 2026, ANTITILA returns with the show “AT HOME.” Because home is always special.
Kyiv, March 20, 21, and 22, 2026, at the Palace of Sports.