Wrocław, Warsaw, Kraków, Szczecin, Gliwice, Białystok, Olsztyn, Sopot and Lublin. At the beginning of November 2001, Creon Music, a French record label, released a compilation called Ukrainian Rock, which included several tracks by Mandry. In March 2002 the video to "Dochka melnyka" ("Miller's daughter") was shown on Ukrainian television. On 19 May 2002, Mandry joined other Ukrainian groups and artists for a concert at the Hippodrome in London, as part of the Festival of Ukrainian Culture in Great Britain. At the end of September 2002 their first animated video, for the song "Orysya", was shown on Ukrainian television. On 17 October 2002, the band released their second album, Legenda pro Ivanka ta Odarku, in Ukraine on the Lavina Music record label. On 17 May 2003, the band took part in the international festival "The Day of United Europe" in Kyiv. At the end of August 2003 Mandry started shooting the video for "Vitre Tsyhane" (Gypsy Wind), their first to be shown on the all-Ukrainian M1 music channel that October. In 2004, Mandry toured extensively in Ukraine in support of Viktor Yushchenko's presidential campaign. During the Orange Revolution protests that followed the disputed election results at the end of 2004, Mandry were one of many bands who performed for the protesters in Kyiv's Maidan Nezalezhnosti (Independence Square). In 2005 the band recorded their album Doroha, released in February 2006. At that time they were performing at many folk festivals and concerts in Ukraine and neighbouring countries. In March 2006 they filmed a new video to their song "Ne spy moya ridna zemlya" (Don't sleep my native land), with imagery depicting Ukraine's history and its heroes. Current members Serhiy "Foma" Fomenko - main vocals, guitar, sopilka (tin whistle) Leonid "Lyonya" Bieley - accordion, synthesizer, backing vocals Serhiy "Chizh" Chehodayev - bass, backing vocals Andriy Zanko - drums, backing vocals Salman Salmanov Mamed-Ohly - percussion, backing vocals Discography Singles 1998 - "Mandry" (Мандри) 2000 - "Rusalky" (Русалки) Albums 2000 - Romansero pro nizhnu korolevu (Романсеро про ніжну королеву) (re-released in 2002) 2002 - Lehenda pro Ivanka ta Odarku (Легенда про Івана та Одарку) 2006 - Doroha (Дорога) Live albums 2007 - Mandry u Krayini Mriy (Мандри у Країні Мрій) References Ukrainian rock music groups