The tour map of the band from 1989 to 2005 covered virtually the entire Europe, including the Netherlands, Belgium, France, (Germany), Sweden, England, Ireland, Denmark, Scotland, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, the Isle of Man and Israel.

The band expanded their creative horizons thanks to real-life contacts at various venues with such stars as Dizzy Gillespie, Art Farmer, Scott Hamilton, Chris Barber, Anatoly Kroll, Georgy Garanian, David Goloschekin, Igor Butman, Daniel Kramer, Alexander Oseychuk, Larisa Dolina, etc.

Among the guests of the festive show were jazz musicians from Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Yekaterinburg: David Goloschekin, Maxim Piganov, Alexey Podymkin, Konstantin Gevondyan, Peter Vostokov, Lev Orlov, and the "Kickin' Jass Orchestra" ensemble.

[5] During the quarantine due to pandemic of coronavirus the participants in Uralskiy Dixieland Valery Sundarev and Natalia Rikker conducted an online discussion of "What is jazz improvisation?

With the help of the latest video conferencing system provided by the Ministry of information technology of the Chelyabinsk region, jazz musicians from Russia and the United States managed not only to meet and talk, but even to play music together!