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Looking for more events? The full calendar of concerts and events in Macedonia and the region is in one place.
British rock band Skunk Anansie, fronted by the unforgettable Skin - the first Black woman to headline Glastonbury Festival - are coming to Luka Belgrade on July 17. With over 7 million records sold worldwide, the band has left an indelible mark on the alternative rock scene of the nineties and continued to fill concert venues for decades since their debut.
Skunk Anansie are known for their powerful blend of alt-rock, post-grunge and punk, and their hits including "Hedonism (Just Because You Feel Good)", "Weak" and "Secretly" became anthems for an entire generation. Skin, with her powerful vocals and magnetic stage presence, remains one of the most recognizable figures in British rock music.
The concert at Luka Belgrade starts at 20:00 and promises an energetic performance combining classic hits with newer material. The band is known for intense live shows that leave audiences breathless, and the Belgrade crowd will have the chance to experience that firsthand.
Tickets for the Skunk Anansie concert at Luka Belgrade on July 17 are available through tickets.rs. Given the band's popularity in the region, early purchase is recommended.
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