Tarja Turunen in Belgrade

Name: Tarja Turunen in Belgrade
Start: 2027-03-16T20:00:00+0100
End: 2027-03-16T23:30:00+0100
Location: Hangar Luka Beograd in Belgrade

An extraordinary voice unleashed through thunderous symphonic metal

Hangar Luka Beograd in Belgrade

mar. 16 mar.

Doors:20:00

Hangar Luka Beograd in Belgrade

De:

5,700 RSD

Tarja Turunen

I Walk Alone

Tarja Turunen returns to Serbia with her latest album in spring 2027!

Tarja Turunen, the Finnish symphonic metal queen, returns to Serbia in spring 2027, bringing her latest album, Frisson Noir, to Hangar Luka Beograd on 16 March for a powerful night of symphonic metal.

Widely regarded as one of the most respected voices in symphonic metal, Tarja is known for her extraordinary three-octave vocal range. As the original vocalist and a founding member of Nightwish, she helped pioneer the symphonic metal genre. Her Belgrade concert will feature songs from her latest album, Frisson Noir, her heaviest and most personal record to date, alongside classic hits from her solo career.

Tarja became the first Finnish solo artist to achieve a Gold record in Germany. She remains the only Finnish artist to earn Gold in Germany both with a band and solo. Her debut solo album, My Winter Storm, reached Platinum in Finland, Double Platinum in Russia, and Gold in Germany, Hungary, and the Czech Republic.

Experience Tarja Turunen live in Belgrade for an evening of powerful vocals, emotional performances and music spanning her latest album and celebrated solo career.

By car: There are many ways to reach your destination, including heading via Njegoševa, Starine Novaka, Džordža Vašingtona, Cara Dušana, and Žorža Klemansoa toward Novi Hangar Luka Beograd. GPS navigation is highly advised.

By public transportation: For the shortest walking distance, take bus 44a to the Luka Beograd bus stop, followed by a four-minute walk.

By taxi: You can easily reach your destination by taking a taxi or using a ride-hailing app.

Hangar Luka Beograd in Belgrade

Dunavska 22, Beograd, Serbia