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Marko Kutlić performs at the Osijek Cultural Centre, in the „Franjo Krežma” concert hall, on September 12, 2026, starting at 8 pm. The singer who began his career with bedroom recordings on YouTube now fills concert halls, one of the rarer stories on the Croatian scene in which the internet phase did not stay just a phase.
Kutlić was born on May 18, 1995 in Slavonski Brod, and at the age of six moved with his family to Zagreb, where he began singing in church choirs. Later he posted covers of popular songs on his YouTube channel. In 2014 the band Pravila igre was formed with him as singer, and their debut song „Nebo na mojoj strani”, released in early 2015, reached number one on HRtop40. He left the band in early 2017 and went solo.
The first solo song „Srce se spasilo”, released in the second half of 2017, was a big hit, and on November 23, 2019 he played his first solo concert at Tvornica kulture in Zagreb, the same day the debut album „U kapi tvoje ljubavi” came out. At the sixty-seventh Zagreb Festival he won with the song „Samo nek' ona sretna je”, and he also took the Porin award for best new performer. In 2026 he returned to Dora with the song „Neotuđivo” and made the final.
Osijek is one of three dates on this tour alongside Split and Požega, and in November Kutlić also plays Boogaloo in Zagreb. Tickets are sold through entrio.hr. The „Franjo Krežma” concert hall is a seated space, which makes this show closer to a recital than to a club night.
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