Concerts at Zidić, a popular summer program of the Belgrade Youth Center, have entered their second decade. Every Friday at 8 PM, on the Milan Mladenović plateau, the audience can enjoy performances by young musical talents from various genres. The program is known for providing opportunities to young bands, including high school rock groups, to present their original music to a wide audience. This year, the season starts on June 21, World Music Day, and during July and August, performances of diverse musical genres such as punk, metal, jazz, electronic, hip-hop, and others are expected. In case of bad weather, concerts will be held in the club of the Youth Center.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning coverage emphasizes the cultural and community value of the concerts, highlighting the support for young and emerging artists and the inclusivity of diverse musical genres. It often frames the program as an important platform for youth expression and cultural development in the city.
Center: Center-leaning reports focus on the factual aspects of the concert series, such as the schedule, participating bands, and the historical significance of the program. They present the concerts as a popular and well-established cultural event in Belgrade, appealing to a broad audience.
Right: Right-leaning narratives may emphasize the tradition and national cultural heritage aspects of the concerts, possibly highlighting the role of the Youth Center in promoting Serbian music and culture. They might also focus on the event as a wholesome family-friendly activity contributing to social cohesion.
