The event scheduled for September 4th and 5th has been postponed to September 18th.

His concert includes his most famous moments from the traditional "Ederlezi" and "Time of the Gypsies" to "Mesecina" and "Kalasnjikov" but also the wonderful "Ausencia" from "Undergound" and of course tunes dressed up with Greek lyrics and became favorite songs such as "To Benzinadiko" or "Theos kai an einai" and "Paradektika".

At the same time, Goran Bregović will also present his favorite album entitled "Three Letters from Sarajevo" and contains an anthem for the composer's hometown. A mosaic of Christian Jews and Muslims before the 90's war, Sarajevo had the diversity and open-mindedness of a multicultural society that had much to offer its most anxious children. This is also the starting point of Three Letters from Serajevo. "Sarajevo is a metaphor for what we live in Europe today," Bregovic said in an earlier interview, "one day we live in harmony as good neighbors Christian Jews and Muslims and the next day we can be slaughtered for this very reason." . For the album's vocals, he collaborated with Tunisian star Rashid Aha, Israeli folk singer Assaf Avidan and Spanish Latin/pop singer Bebe.

In the past, Bregovic has collaborated with various well-known artists from the Balkans, including Alkistis Protopsalti, Giorgos Dalaras and the great Turkish singer Sezen Aksou.

When:

September 18, 2023 at 8:30 p.m

Tickets:

VIP €80
1st Zone €70
Second Zone €55
3rd Zone €40
D Zone €30
Zone E 25€
Outside Back Seats €20
Standing Seats & Outside Seats P.O. 15€
Outer Side & Belt Seats P.O. 25€