One of Croatia’s biggest bands ‘Hladno Pivo’ celebrating 35 years with 35 concerts in 2022

Hladno Pivo (Photo: Press)

Hladno Pivo, one of Croatia’s biggest rock bands, will celebrate its 35th anniversary with a tour of 35 concerts throughout 2022.

Translating in English as ‘Cold Beer’, Hladno Pivo was formed in 1987 in Zagreb and is fronted by Mile Kekin. 

When they played their first concert in Kumrovec in May 1988, few could have guessed that Hladno Pivo would become one of the largest and most important Croatian bands, or that they would last for an impressive 35 years. 

Through all this time, the band from the Zagreb suburb of Gajnice managed to push punk rock to the top of the charts and get an underground sound from clubs to halls and stadiums. 

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For many groups, the unattainable anniversary will be marked by a series of concerts where they will gather fans from the beginning of the story, but also equally strong fans who were born much later.

35 impressive years of Hladno Pivo is marked by some of the most important songs from the album such as the cult debut “Džinovski”, “G.A.D.”, “Desetka” or “Knjiga žalbe” and “Svijet glamura”. 

At the concerts fans will be able to hear hits like “Fur immer punk”, “Zimmer frei”, “Trening za umiranje”, “Sarma”, “Politika”, “Šank”, “Pjevajte nešto ljubavno”, “Svijet glamura”, “Teško je ful biti kul”, “Šamar”, “Ezoterija”, “Soundtrack za život”, “Superman”, “Nije sve tako sivo”, “Konobar”, “Samo za taj osjećaj”, ”Mojoj majici”, ”Fotoaparat”, ”Ne volim te”, ”Vjeruj u mene”, ”Carstvo pasea”, ”Ljetni hit”, ”Na ovim prostorima”, ”Bačkizagre stuhpa šeja”, ”Trening za umiranje”, as well as new songs like “Kišna nedjelja” and “Carpe Diem”.

The first 13 concert dates and venues have been confirmed with a new set of dates to be announced soon.

First 13 dates:

25.02. Samobor
25.03. Munich
01.04. Požarevac
08.04. Rijeka
30.04. Smederevska Palanka
20.05. Zagreb – Zagreb Beer Fest @ Trg dr. Franje Tuđmana
28.05. Banja Luka
02.06. Beograd
03.06. Beograd
10.06. Trebinje
11.06. Pula
27.07. Novi Travnik
30.07. Prijedor

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