Bijelo Dugme play Sporthub in Nedelišće, near Čakovec, on October 31 at 8 p.m. The concert is part of the "Doživjeti stotu" ("Live to a Hundred") tour, on which the legendary Sarajevo band keeps touring the cities of the former Yugoslavia.

The band was founded in Sarajevo in 1974 and is considered the biggest rock group of the former Yugoslavia. It fused hard rock, folk elements and glam, and with the hit "Kad bi' bio bijelo dugme" kicked off the so-called "Dugmemania". Its founder and musical leader was Goran Bregović.

For the 50th anniversary the band reunited, with Mladen Vojičić Tifa and Alen Islamović as singers. The Međimurje crowd can expect the songs that defined decades: "Ne spavaj mala moja muzika dok svira", "Ružica si bila", "Đurđevdan", "Ima neka tajna veza" and "Selma". How many bands, half a century on, still go on tour with songs three generations know by heart?

Tickets start at 36.50 euros (about 2,248 denars) including fees and are sold via eventim.hr. Nedelišće is in Međimurje, in northern Croatia, near the borders with Slovenia and Hungary.