澳大利亚电子灵魂乐队breathe.赴乌克兰基辅参加Atlas音乐节演出，成为该节唯一国际头牌乐队1。乐队在基辅期间经历激烈的导弹轰炸，见证至少十二枚导弹被防空系统拦截1。尽管演出前不足一小时响起空袭警报，导致观众被疏散到防空洞，乐队最终仍登台演出，与现场观众共同经历了基辅战争爆发以来最严峻的夜晚之一1。
breathe.的歌曲《Are You All Good》在YouTube上拥有超过1300万次播放量，乌克兰是该乐队YouTube观看的第一大市场，占其总观看量的五分之一1。音乐节在战前曾吸引超过50万人，而2025年的参加人数近10万人1。乐队将此次巡演的利润捐献给儿童医院、音乐学校和防空能力基金1。乐队成员Andrew Grant表示："We go back to safe old Australia and they're left here with this. It's so f***ing unfair."1
Australian electronic soul act breathe. traveled to Kyiv to perform at the Atlas music festival, serving as the festival's only international headliner act.1 The band experienced intense missile bombardment during their time in the Ukrainian capital, taking shelter in a bomb shelter as intercepted missiles fell around them.1 Despite air raid sirens sounding less than an hour before the performance, the band ultimately took the stage and performed for an audience that experienced one of the most severe nights since the outbreak of war in Kyiv.1
The band's music has achieved significant reach in Ukraine, with their song "Are You All Good" accumulating more than 13 million views on YouTube, and Ukraine representing their largest YouTube market, accounting for one-fifth of their total platform viewership.1 The Atlas festival drew over 500,000 attendees before the war; the 2025 edition attracted close to 100,000 participants.1 When air raid alarms sounded shortly before the performance, audience members were evacuated to shelter areas underground.1
The band has committed to donating their tour profits to a children's hospital, a music school, and an air defense fund.1 Reflecting on the experience, band member Andrew Grant stated: "We go back to safe old Australia and they're left here with this. It's so f***ing unfair."1
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