Karlovačko live 2011.

Karlovačko live 2011. was a co-headlining concert tour by Croatian pop singer Jelena Rozga and Serbian rock band Bajaga i instruktori. The tour was embarked on 27 November 2011 in Split, Croatia at the Spaladium Arena, and concluded on 28 December of the same year in Pula, at the Mate Parlov Sport Centre.[1]

Karlovačko live 2011.
Regional tour by Jelena Rozga and Bajaga i instruktori
Associated albumBižuterija
Start date27 November 2011
End date28 December 2011
No. of shows10
Jelena Rozga and Bajaga i instruktori concert chronology

Background

Karlovačko live is a common denomination for music projects related to the Karlovačko bear. The tradition of the project began in 2002 with Zucchero's concert in Pula. In 2004, Karlovačko live served as the debut for Miroslav Škoro and Prljavo kazalište. A year afterwards, Severina and Crvena jabuka were performing shows in 12 Croatian cities and in 2006, Karlovačko gathered three perfromers: Tony Cetinski, Saša Lošić and Gazde. In 2007, for the first time in Croatia, several performers from Bijelo dugme performed: Željko Bebek, Alen Islamović and Mladen Vojičić "Tifa", while the Karlovačko live tour of 2008 was given by Prljavo kazalište, the band which celebrated their 30th birthday at Karlovačko live. In 2009., the Karlovačko live tour was represented by Parni valjak and in 2010, Halid Bešlić and Crvenu jabuku.[2]

Tour

The tour was announced during a press conference on 25 September 2010 in the Zagreb club called H2O. Entry tickets started being sold on 26 September as part of the band Eventim. As part of the tour, nine concerts were held in Croatia and one in Bosnia and Herzegovina.[3]

Dates and locations
Date City Country Location
27 November 2011 Split Croatia Spaladium Arena
2 December 2011 Široki Brijeg Bosnia and Herzegovina Dvorana Pecara
4 December 2011 Zadar Croatia Višnjik
9 December 2011 Varaždin Varaždin Arena
11 December 2011 Osijek Dvorana Gradski vrt
16 December 2011 Zagreb Arena Zagreb
18 December 2011 Rijeka Dvorana Mladosti
26 December 2011 Bjelovar Školsko-sportska dvorana
27 December 2011 Karlovac Sportska dvorana Mladost
28 December 2011 Pula Mate Parlov Sport Centre

References
  1. Burčul, Nikola (25 October 2011). "Karlovačko Live spojilo Bajagu i Rozgu Karlovačko Live spojilo Bajagu i Rozgu" [Karlovačko Live United Bajaga and Rozga]. Muzika.hr. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  2. "Karlovačko live 2011" (in Croatian). Pivnica.net. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  3. "Idemo na Karlovačko live" [Let's go to Karlovačko live] (in Croatian). Karlovacko Live. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
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