Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Mosfilm Film Concern – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
February 25, 2026
News editorial office
48
Starting February 20th at 9:30 PM, the third season of the show "Come On, All Together! In Chorus!" will air on the Rossiya TV channel. The legendary "100," responsible for impartial judging, is back together. Their main task is to select the best of the country's best teams. The show's permanent duo—host Nikolai Baskov and leader of the "100," Sergey Lazarev.
The new season of "Come On, All Together! In Choir!" opened with special guest Nadezhda Babkina, founder and artistic director of the vocal ensemble "Russian Song," which celebrated its 50th anniversary last year. As always, her rousing performance filled the competition with a festive atmosphere, and then joined a panel of hundreds of music experts.
"I adore choral singing because you can lose yourself in it. When very young girls and boys take the stage, eager to make a name for themselves, I feel delight, admiration, and joy. For me, the tone, honesty, and melody are important. When all this comes together, it gives spiritual strength, and something that may have been dormant for a long time begins to awaken in a person—certain strings of the soul. Energy is very important. It can be found in a quiet, timbral piece, or in a full-blown, full-throttle performance. The project 'Come on, All Together! Chorus!' gives us the opportunity to appreciate our spirituality, the most important, unfairly forgotten values that have existed for centuries," Nadezhda Babkina noted in a commentary for Mosfilm.ru.
Eight groups will compete in the first wave of competition for the Show Cup and 5 million rubles. Between four and seventy performers will take the stage at the grand show. The contestants' musical repertoire is diverse, ranging from classical pieces to cutting-edge arrangements and compositions. Each group will bring a unique sound and style to their performances. Familiar notes will be given a new twist, and old hits will be given a fresh lease of life.
The upcoming episode will feature the vocal group "KVATRO original," the vocal quartet "Malina," the techno choir "Palestrina," and the children's choir "Aurora" from Moscow, the ensemble "Toloka" and the choir of the Valaam Monastery from St. Petersburg, the women's choir "Devchata" from Tver, and the men's choir of the Song and Dance Ensemble of the National Guard of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The jury includes the long-standing music experts without whom the show is now unimaginable—Nikolai Erokhin, Albert Zhalilov, Alina Yarovaya, Marina Firsova, Olesya Evstigneeva, Andrey Bill, Nastya Kraynova, Vladimir and Anton Korobka, Georgy Koldun, Akula, Harry Kraulis, and Alexander Penkin—as well as new judges—Pizza frontman Sergey Prikazchikov, singer Oksana Kazakova, and last season's semifinalist Evgeny Garanin. The winners of the second season of "Come on, All Together! As a Choir!"—Dmitry Zheleznov, founder and artistic director of the Dmitry Zheleznov Chapel, and Olga Kozyreva and Maxim Fadeev, directors of the Russian Song Choir of the Vladimir Regional Music College named after A.P. Borodin—also appeared on the panel.
The scale of "Come on, all together! In chorus!" is grandiose.
A vocal show is a complex project from a production standpoint. The television competition utilizes not only large-scale sets but also sophisticated software. According to the show's producers, Mosfilm's Pavilion 1 offers optimal conditions for such a large-scale project, including dimensions, ceiling height, soundproofing, set installation, and more. With each season, the vocal show continues to amaze and captivate audiences, and its fan base continues to grow. And this is just the beginning: new heights are yet to come. We'll find out who will receive the first coveted 100 points out of a hundred this coming Friday! Don't miss out!
Episodes of the new season will be available on media platform "Smotrim"
Production: Vait Media, photo by Russia TV channel.
Please note: This information is raw content obtained directly from the source. It represents an accurate account of the source's assertions and does not necessarily reflect the position of MIL-OSI or its clients.