Popular Slovenian band Joker Out will perform a major concert at Open Air Corner, Luka Beograd, on August 23, celebrating their first ten years together with their Serbian audience. Interest in the show has been high – the fan pit is already sold out, while a limited number of general admission tickets remain available.
Organized by Long Play, the concert will be Joker Out’s biggest headline show in Belgrade to date. Luka Racić of Buč Kesidi, a longtime friend of the band with whom they have shared the stage on numerous occasions, will appear as a special guest.
The setlist will feature fan favourites and songs from the albums Umazane misli, Demoni and Souvenir Pop, as well as more recent releases. Among them is this year’s single “Supersonic,” recorded with Serbian rapper Devito.
Joker Out – Bojan Cvjetićanin, Kris Guštin, Jan Peteh, Jure Maček and Nace Jordan – have become one of the most sought-after young bands in the region, while building an increasingly strong presence on the European live circuit. They have performed and sold out shows in cities including London, Paris, Vienna, Amsterdam, Warsaw and Prague, while their major Karneval Joker Out concert in Ljubljana attracted an audience of 17,000.
A milestone in their career was “Carpe Diem,” the song with which they represented Slovenia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. The track has surpassed 27 million streams on Spotify and reached the Top 10 of the Spotify Global Viral Chart.
“Our audience never holds back – they sing with us from the first chorus to the final encore. That is why we are especially happy to celebrate ten years of the band with an audience that truly enjoys our songs, alongside friends who will join us on stage. We are preparing an evening full of surprises, loud singing and the kind of energy that makes our concerts memorable for a long time,” says Bojan Cvjetićanin.
Serbian audiences already know Joker Out from their appearances at Arsenal Fest and Belgrade Beer Fest. On August 23, songs including “Umazane misli,” “Novi val,” “Tokio,” “Vem da greš,” “Demoni,” “Šta bih ja,” “Bluza” and “Muzika za decu” will once again be heard in Belgrade.
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