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ClockClock is coming to Zagreb for the first time. On Thursday, October 1, 2026, the German trio plays Club Aquarius as part of their Eastern European tour, bringing their signature electropop sound before a Croatian crowd for the first time, with doors at 10 p.m.
Over the past few years, ClockClock has grown into one of the most interesting names on Germany's electronic scene. The trio builds its sound on the meeting point of dance and pop, with melodies made for the club but carrying a pop sensibility that makes them accessible well beyond the purely electronic crowd. Their productions blend catchy hooks and modern electronica, and their live shows are more than a DJ set - they carry the energy of a band.
The Eastern European tour is proof that their audience is growing beyond their home German market. Zagreb is one of the stops, and Club Aquarius - one of the central venues for electronic music in the Croatian capital - is a fitting setting for their debut appearance in the country.
Tickets are available through entrio.hr, with prices starting around 35 euros. For fans of modern electropop in Zagreb, October 1 offers a first chance to see live the trio everyone is talking about.
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