Zagreb is on fire! No, not a real fire, but a blazing explosion of emotions and torches in the city center as thousands of Thompson fans warm up for the big concert. Around several thousand people gathered across Zagreb, singing and waving torches, creating an atmosphere like the end of the world. Thompson, the controversial Croatian singer known for his patriotic and sometimes polarizing songs, draws a crowd that spares no effort to show their loyalty.
On the way to Zagreb, fans stopped at rest areas like Brinje on the A1 highway, singing and dancing on buses like they were at a wild festival. Food prices at the concert? A cheeseburger costs 14.60 euros, fries nearly 6 euros, and extra sauce 1.80 euros — apparently, not even hunger can stop the real Thompson party.
Marko Perković Thompson took to his social media to urge fans to take care of themselves and each other as the atmosphere in Zagreb heats up to a boil. Fans from all over Croatia, and even from Munich, arrived early in the morning to claim their spots at the concert, ready for a night full of songs, torches, and uncertainty.
This concert is not just a musical event but a true manifestation of identity and passion that divides the public and sparks heated reactions. Is this a cultural celebration or a political performance? The debate is open, and Zagreb is burning — literally and metaphorically. If you thought music was just entertainment, think again. Thompson’s concert is much more than that. So, what do you think about this spectacle? Drop a comment, crack a good joke, or just enjoy the fiery atmosphere!
