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Marko Kutlić brings his "Moram dalje" ("I Have to Move On") tour to Požega on October 9. The concert is in the concert hall of the Požega Music School, starting at 20:00, and the seats are numbered, as at a proper seated concert rather than a club gig.
Kutlić is the former frontman of the band Pravila igre and a member of the vocal ensemble of the popular Croatian Radiotelevision series "A strana". Over the last few years he has become one of the most recognisable names of the younger generation on the regional pop and rock scene, with songs such as "Kad god poželiš", "Neotuđivo", "U zagrljaju spašeni" and "Samo ljubav", which get frequent radio play.
The single "Moram dalje" marked his return to the stage and gave the whole tour its name. After a sold-out concert at Zagreb's Tvornica kulture, Kutlić set off through Croatia's bigger cities, and Požega is one of the stops off the usual Zagreb - Split - Rijeka map. Why do the big names so rarely make it to the smaller towns?
Tickets range from 20 to 30 euros, or about 1,232 to 1,848 denars, depending on the seating category, and are on sale at entrio.hr. Anyone who can't make it to Požega can catch Kutlić on November 21 at the club Boogaloo in Zagreb.
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