Benjamin Clementine, a British actor, composer, and musician, will be performing in Zagreb at The Culture Factory on March 29. Regarded as one of the greatest singer-songwriters of his generation and the future sound of London, Clementine is known for his poetic, musically intricate, and melancholic music that blends sophisticated lyricism with slang and powerful expressions. A self-taught multi-instrumentalist, he draws inspiration from composers like Erik Satie and Claude Debussy. Clementine is also celebrated for his distinctive live performances, where he often appears barefoot, shirtless, and dressed in all black, further cementing his unique presence.
The International Veterans Table Tennis Tournament, The Stone Racket of Istria, will be held from March 5-9, 2025, in Vrsar. This tournament invites veterans aged 40 to 80+ to compete in singles and doubles. Beyond the competition, participants can enjoy excursions, socializing with top table tennis players, and a Closing & Award Ceremony featuring medals and trophies made from local Vrsar stone. The tournament takes place at the Sports Hall Saline, offering breathtaking views of Istria and the Adriatic Sea.
Tindersticks Formed in 1991 out of the ashes of Asphalt Ribbons, English indie icons Tindersticks have carved themselves a handy niche over the last four decades. New album “Soft Tissue” is the Nottingham band at its best, showing no signs of slowing down deep into a career of 14 studio albums, countless side projects, and a lifetime’s collection of dark pop hooks. The band heads to Croatia in March 3 and the Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall, Zagreb is a very apt venue for music of this class.
Don’t miss Artur Menezes at Hard Place on March 7, bringing his electrifying blues rock sound to the stage. Relive the magic of Bijelo Dugme at Arena Zagreb on March 29, followed by a high-energy rock experience with Godsmack at Boćarski dom on March 30.
Phat Phillie, the iconic regional hip-hop DJ, is presenting Memory Lane - 40 Years of Hip-Hop from February 25 to March 21 at the Liszt Institute, Zagreb. This exhibition showcases his personal collection of hip-hop memorabilia, offering a unique look at the evolution of the genre.
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