November at Tvornica

The month kicks off with the celebration of Swingers’ 25th anniversary
Known for their ’50s rock and roll, swing sounds, and Latin rhythms, the Swingers have, over 25 years, released seven albums, won two Porin awards, performed in ten countries, shared the stage with the Gypsy Kings, and represented Croatia at the 2008 European Championship. This major anniversary concert will feature special guests Neno Belan, Drago Diklić, Fantomi, and the Gelato Sisters!

The inaugural Burn Out festival will take place on November 8. The Main Hall stage will showcase new, acclaimed forces on the independent music scene: Klinika Denisa Kataneca, Šiza, Klotljudi, Rimljani Ite Doma, and Šarena pojava.

Mile Kekin in Tvornica

Mile Kekin is preparing the final concert of his Soundtrack for Life tour at Tvornica Kulture. Exactly one year after the Zagreb album launch, Mile and his band will wrap up the tour and all activities related to the Soundtrack for Life project with a major performance. For his largest solo concert to date for the Zagreb audience, on Saturday, November 9, 2024, he’ll perform the best of his career—ranging from Hladno Pivo songs to his solo releases.

Iconic Belgrade rock musician and artist Nikola Vranjković will make his debut at Tvornica Kulture on Friday, November 15, bringing his favorite songs and emotions to the Zagreb audience. The following night, November 16, Boris Štok will take the stage with his band, returning to Pogon Kulture in Rijeka after six years. That same day in Zagreb, Električni Orgazam will perform a special concert to mark 40 years since the release of their album Kako bubanj kaže. For the first time, Zagreb audiences will see the legendary five-piece joined by a unique guest, acclaimed actress Anica Dobra.

On Sunday, November 17, Jura Stublić & Film continue their autumn tradition with a concert titled “In the Rhythm of Music for Dancing,” where they will perform their greatest hits and introduce a new songbook, 30 Songs by Jura Stublić. The dance-filled weekend concludes with 30zona, arriving at Tvornica on November 22, while TBF will celebrate their big 20-year anniversary with a concert on November 23.

On Sunday, November 24, a new face on the regional pop scene, Luka Rajić, arrives to promote his debut LP Children of the New Millennium, bringing fresh energy and modern hits. To wrap things up, the Croatian Beatles celebrate their anniversary. One of Europe’s longest-running tribute bands, Croatia’s The Beatles Revival Band, will celebrate their 30th anniversary with a performance at the Main Hall of Zagreb’s Tvornica Kulture.