Rasta plays the Zrinjevac Sports Hall in Osijek on November 14 at 9 p.m. The organisers promise a night of the biggest hits from a career of more than a decade, with the kind of production his concerts are known for.

Rasta is Stefan Đurić, born in Pristina in 1989, who later moved to Belgrade. His music is a mix of hip-hop, reggaeton, trap, R&B and turbo-folk. His breakthrough came in 2014 with "Kavasaki", a song with more than 60 million YouTube views, and 2015's "Kavali" topped it. "Euforija" and "Hotel" in 2016 cemented him across the region.

His 2017 duet "Slučajnost" with Ana Nikolić was the most-watched Serbian music video on YouTube that year, second only to "Despacito". In 2018 he became the first Serbian solo rapper to headline the Belgrade Arena. His albums include "Superstar", "Indigo", "Don Reggaeton" and "3211", and the Osijek crowd can also expect "Tajland", "Avantura" and "Mantre".

Prices range from 20 to 40 euros (about 1,232 to 2,464 denars), with tickets sold via entrio.hr. The Zrinjevac hall is in central Osijek, in eastern Croatia.