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German rock legends Scorpions will return to Zagreb for their first concert in the Croatian capital in 37 years, performing at Arena Zagreb on June 12, 2027. The show forms part of their international Love, Peace & Rock ’N’ Roll Tour, with Swedish rock icons Europe joining them as special guests. The concert promises an evening of classic hard rock, bringing together two influential bands whose songs have defined generations of rock music.
Dubrovnik is preparing to welcome an impressive lineup of Croatian and international jazz musicians as the sixth edition of Dubrovnik Jazz Outbreak takes over the historic Lazareti complex from November 6 to 8, 2026. Featuring acclaimed trumpeter Nadje Noordhuis, pianist Bojan Zulfikarpašić and leading Croatian ensembles, the three-day festival will offer four concerts alongside a photography exhibition and an educational masterclass for young musicians.
World-renowned flautist Emmanuel Pahud delivered a memorable performance with the Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra at a packed Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall, earning prolonged applause and an enthusiastic standing ovation. Under the direction of chief conductor Dawid Runtz, the concert brought together works by Richard Wagner, Sergei Prokofiev and Richard Strauss, highlighting both the extraordinary artistry of the Swiss-French musician and the expressive power of Zagreb's leading symphony orchestra.
A new mural dedicated to Croatian rock musician Goran Bare has appeared in the heart of Zagreb, bringing together music, street art and personal memories. Created by his cousin, artist Boris Bare, the tribute draws inspiration from some of the best-known songs by the band Majke and carries a deeply personal message about life, love and remembrance. The artwork was painted on a building owned by the Catholic Church, with permission granted by a local priest.
German techno star Klangkuenstler headlined BSH Día de los Muertos at Zagreb Fair, transforming one of the Croatian capital's largest exhibition venues into an industrial-style rave arena. Joined by Alicya Bezgo, DJ Jock and Kali, the internationally acclaimed producer led a Halloween weekend celebration featuring eight hours of electronic music, striking visual production and the uncompromising sound of modern hard techno.
Rijeka DJ Beebox launches Honeypot, a new event series combining underground techno, visual art and live performances, with more events planned.
Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C. will perform their first standalone concert in Croatia at Arena Zagreb on May 31, 2027, after extraordinary demand forced organisers to move the show from its original venue at Šalata Stadium. The concert sold out its initial allocation in record time, prompting an upgrade to a larger indoor arena and the release of additional tickets. The Zagreb performance forms part of the band's international tour supporting their latest album, Dopamine Chamber.
Croatian music sensation Baby Lasagna has released his second studio album, End the Party, marking a bold return to his heavier musical roots. Featuring ten songs that combine aggressive guitars, electronic production and deeply personal lyrics, the record explores the emotional challenges of sudden international fame. The album also launches a new chapter in Marko Purišić's career ahead of an 18-date European tour and headline performances in Rijeka and Zagreb.
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