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Looking for more events? The full calendar of concerts and events in Macedonia and the region is in one place.
On July 5, the Avala Tower above Belgrade becomes the stage for a concert with a setting all its own - Adi Shoshe performs at the top of the Belgrade landmark, on a night the organisers are billing under the motto „Pure Love from the Top of Belgrade". For a Balkan audience that has followed his rise, this is an event with an impressive backdrop.
Adi Shoshe, born in Mostar in 1992, is one of the fastest-rising names on the regional pop and sevdah scene. Until 2017 he had not made a single public appearance, owing to anxiety, and then entered the Zvezde Granda competition in 2019 and became regionally known. For a time he was the vocalist of the band Miligram, after which he began a successful solo career in collaboration with producer Amil Loja. Songs like „Najlepši cvet", „Pusto ostrvo", „Suvenir" and the duet „Sve ili ništa" made him one of the most-streamed names of the new generation.
Shoshe himself points to Toše Proeski as his greatest role model - a connection that makes his music feel especially close to a Macedonian audience. His voice and repertoire blend contemporary pop with a sevdah sensibility, a mix that fills clubs across the region, from Zagreb to Belgrade.
The concert at the Avala Tower starts at 7 p.m., and tickets run around 1,000 dinars, available through tickets.rs. For anyone considering the trip, the event offers a rare combination - a concert by one of the region's most popular voices, with the view from the top above Belgrade.
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