World-class music star and Hollywood superstar John Legend performed in Belgrade for the first time last night, opening the fourth edition of the Belgrade River Fest. At an exclusive location by the Sava River, at the foot of the Belgrade Tower, Legend held a memorable two-hour concert for an audience from Serbia and the region. The concert began with the song “Let’s Get Lifted” and featured his most famous hits such as “Used to Love U”, “Tonight”, “Best You Ever Had”, “Number One”, “You Got Me”, “Never Let Me Down”, and emotional performances of “Ordinary People” and “All of Me”. Elegant scenography, flawless production, and energetic performance made the festival’s opening night one of the most impressive musical events of the year. The festival continues tonight with a performance by Spanish diva Luz Casal accompanied by the RTS Symphony Orchestra.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the cultural significance of John Legend’s performance in Belgrade, highlighting the inclusivity and international appeal of the festival. They focus on the artistic quality, the emotional connection with the audience, and the festival as a platform for cultural exchange and diversity.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the event as a major entertainment highlight, focusing on the successful organization of the festival and the star power of John Legend. They provide balanced coverage of the concert details, the festival’s continuation, and the impact on the local cultural scene without strong political framing.
Right: Right-leaning media may emphasize national pride in hosting an international superstar like John Legend, framing the event as a sign of Serbia’s growing cultural prominence. They might also highlight the economic benefits of such festivals and the positive image it projects internationally.
