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== Background ==
== Background ==
In May 2024, Tairović released her third [[studio album]], ''Tea'', which in just a few days after its release, experienced great commercial success, and in just 3 days, was listened to over 15 million times on music platforms.<ref name="nov">{{cite web |url=https://nova.rs/zabava/showbiz/neka-gori-balkan-tea-tairovic-zvanicno-zakazala-beogradsku-arenu-evo-za-koji-datum-sprema-spektakl/|title=„Neka gori Balkan!“: Tea Tairović zvanično zakazala Beogradsku arenu, evo za koji datum sprema spektakl |date= June 5, 2024 |website=Nova.rs|language=sr}}</ref><ref name="ba">{{cite web |url=https://radiom.ba/magazin/muzika/tea-tairovic-zakazala-koncert-zivota-neka-gori-balkan/|title=Tea Tairović zakazala koncert života: ‘Neka gori Balkan’ |date= June 7, 2024 |website=Radiom.ba|language=sr}}</ref> On June 5, of the same year, she was a guest on the Ami G Show, while promoting the album, she announced the date for her big solo concert in the [[Belgrade Arena]], which will also be the start of her big regional tour, called "Neka Gori Balkan".<ref name="ba"/> It will pass through all big cityes in [[Southeast Europe|Southeast European]] countries.<ref name="nov"/> The name of the tour references the lyrics from her 2021 hit [[Single (music)|single]] "Hajde".<ref name="nov"/>
In May 2024, Tairović released her third [[studio album]], ''Tea'', which in just a few days after its release, experienced great commercial success, and in just 3 days, was listened to over 15 million times on music platforms.<ref name="nov">{{cite web |url=https://nova.rs/zabava/showbiz/neka-gori-balkan-tea-tairovic-zvanicno-zakazala-beogradsku-arenu-evo-za-koji-datum-sprema-spektakl/|title=„Neka gori Balkan!“: Tea Tairović zvanično zakazala Beogradsku arenu, evo za koji datum sprema spektakl |date= June 5, 2024 |website=Nova.rs|language=sr}}</ref><ref name="ba">{{cite web |url=https://radiom.ba/magazin/muzika/tea-tairovic-zakazala-koncert-zivota-neka-gori-balkan/|title=Tea Tairović zakazala koncert života: ‘Neka gori Balkan’ |date= June 7, 2024 |website=Radiom.ba|language=sr}}</ref> On June 5, of the same year, she was a guest on the Ami G Show, while promoting the album, she announced the date for her big solo concert in the [[Belgrade Arena]], which will also be the start of her big regional tour, called "Neka Gori Balkan".<ref name="ba"/> It will pass through all big cityes in [[Southeast Europe|Southeast European]] countries.<ref name="nov"/> The name of the tour references the lyrics from her 2021 hit [[Single (music)|single]] "Hajde".<ref name="nov"/>

== Set list ==
This setlist was obtained from the concert of September 21, 2024 held at Belgrade Arena in Belgrade. It does not represent all shows throughout the tour.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/tea-tairovi/2024/beogradska-arena-belgrade-serbia-4354d397.html|title=Tea Tairovic Setlist at Belgrade Arena, Belgrade|website=setlist.fm}}</ref>
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# "Bakšiš+intro"
# "Na jednu noć"
# "Da si najbolji"
# "Ne zaboravi me" (Jovana Tipšin cover)
# "Pec"
# "Bibi, habibi"
# "Pijan"
# "Polako"
# "Dubai"
# "Španija i Argentina"
# "Nek ti je srećno"
# "Marakesh-Dubai" (with [[Sanja Vučić]])
# "Makadam" (Sanja Vučić solo)
# "Ološi" (Sanja Vučić solo)
# "Pozovi"
# "Plakala bih i bez suza" (Suzana Jovanović cover)
# "Naivčina"
# "Hajde"
# "Žao mi je, žao" (Funky G cover)
# "Budalo"
# "Dva i dva"
# "Ime mi je ljubav"
# "Katastrofa" (with [[Azis]])
# "Sen Trope" (Azis solo)
# "Daj, daj"
# "Balerina"
# "Veštica"
# "Boy boy"
# "Ljubavnica"
# "TeaNucci" (with [[Nucci]])
# "Crno oko" (Nucci solo)
# "Ruzmarin" (Sanja Vučić, Nucci solo)
# "Ola"
# "Zbogom ljubavi" (Acoustic)
# "Crno odelo"
# "Neka pati ona"
# "Preživeću"
# "Balkanija"
# "Svetica"
# "Otkad tebe znam"
# "Tea"
# "Malo mi je"
# "More bez brodova"
# "Kučke i demoni"
# "Preterala"
# "100%"
# "Titanik"
# "Udari"
# "Ne brini majko"
{{Div col end}}


== Tour dates ==
== Tour dates ==

Latest revision as of 14:31, 5 December 2024

Neka Gori Balkan Tour
Tour by Tea Tairović
Promotional poster for concert in Belgrade at Belgrade Arena, September 2024
LocationEurope
Associated albumTea
Start date21 September 2024 (2024-09-21)
Legs1
No. of shows30
Tea Tairović concert chronology

Neka Gori Balkan Tour[1] is the ongoing third headlining concert tour by Serbian singer Tea Tairović, in support of her third studio album, Tea (2024). It began on 21 September 2024, in Belgrade, Serbia, at Belgrade Arena. The tour was also announced to visit other major cities in other Southeast European countries.

Background

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In May 2024, Tairović released her third studio album, Tea, which in just a few days after its release, experienced great commercial success, and in just 3 days, was listened to over 15 million times on music platforms.[2][3] On June 5, of the same year, she was a guest on the Ami G Show, while promoting the album, she announced the date for her big solo concert in the Belgrade Arena, which will also be the start of her big regional tour, called "Neka Gori Balkan".[3] It will pass through all big cityes in Southeast European countries.[2] The name of the tour references the lyrics from her 2021 hit single "Hajde".[2]

Set list

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This setlist was obtained from the concert of September 21, 2024 held at Belgrade Arena in Belgrade. It does not represent all shows throughout the tour.[4]

  1. "Bakšiš+intro"
  2. "Na jednu noć"
  3. "Da si najbolji"
  4. "Ne zaboravi me" (Jovana Tipšin cover)
  5. "Pec"
  6. "Bibi, habibi"
  7. "Pijan"
  8. "Polako"
  9. "Dubai"
  10. "Španija i Argentina"
  11. "Nek ti je srećno"
  12. "Marakesh-Dubai" (with Sanja Vučić)
  13. "Makadam" (Sanja Vučić solo)
  14. "Ološi" (Sanja Vučić solo)
  15. "Pozovi"
  16. "Plakala bih i bez suza" (Suzana Jovanović cover)
  17. "Naivčina"
  18. "Hajde"
  19. "Žao mi je, žao" (Funky G cover)
  20. "Budalo"
  21. "Dva i dva"
  22. "Ime mi je ljubav"
  23. "Katastrofa" (with Azis)
  24. "Sen Trope" (Azis solo)
  25. "Daj, daj"
  26. "Balerina"
  27. "Veštica"
  28. "Boy boy"
  29. "Ljubavnica"
  30. "TeaNucci" (with Nucci)
  31. "Crno oko" (Nucci solo)
  32. "Ruzmarin" (Sanja Vučić, Nucci solo)
  33. "Ola"
  34. "Zbogom ljubavi" (Acoustic)
  35. "Crno odelo"
  36. "Neka pati ona"
  37. "Preživeću"
  38. "Balkanija"
  39. "Svetica"
  40. "Otkad tebe znam"
  41. "Tea"
  42. "Malo mi je"
  43. "More bez brodova"
  44. "Kučke i demoni"
  45. "Preterala"
  46. "100%"
  47. "Titanik"
  48. "Udari"
  49. "Ne brini majko"

Tour dates

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List of concerts, showing date, city, country and venue[1][5][6][7][8][9][10]
Date City Country Venue
September 21, 2024 Belgrade Serbia Belgrade Arena
September 22, 2024
September 28, 2024 Zurich Switzerland Club Face
October 5, 2024 Vicenza Italy K2 Elite
October 11, 2024 Niš Serbia Čair Hall
October 12, 2024 Linz Austria Club Imperial
October 18, 2024 Ljubljana Slovenia Media Center
October 19, 2024 Offenbach Germany Club Play
October 25, 2024 Gothenburg Sweden Frihamen Arena
October 26, 2024 Stockholm X Sara
October 31, 2024 Posušje Bosnia and Herzegovina Club Gaudeamos
November 2, 2024 Düsseldorf Germany Club Koe
November 6, 2024 Podgorica Montenegro Imanje Knjaz
November 7, 2024 Nikšić ExClusive
November 9, 2024 Salzburg Austria Triebwerk West
November 23, 2024 Sofia Bulgaria Arena Armeec
November 30, 2024 Skopje North Macedonia Arena Boris Trajkovski
December 7, 2024 Koblach Austria Club Pin
December 12, 2024 Plovdiv Bulgaria Bushido
December 14, 2024 Augsburg Germany Sound Factory
December 20, 2024 Stara Zagora Bulgaria Cavalli
December 25, 2024 Cazin Bosnia and Herzegovina Advantage
December 28, 2024 Strumica North Macedonia Club Avatar
December 29, 2024 Velingrad Bulgaria Arte Hotel
December 30, 2024 Ohrid North Macedonia Hangar
December 31, 2024 Belgrade Serbia Hotel Metropol Place
January 1, 2025 Budva Montenegro Omnia
January 3, 2025 Loznica Serbia Lagator
January 4, 2025 Banja Luka Bosnia and Herzegovina Event Centar Astorya
May 10, 2025 Zagreb Croatia Arena Zagreb

References

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  1. ^ a b "Tea Tairović - Koncerti - „Neka gori Balkan"". teatairovic.rs. Retrieved June 5, 2024.
  2. ^ a b c "„Neka gori Balkan!": Tea Tairović zvanično zakazala Beogradsku arenu, evo za koji datum sprema spektakl". Nova.rs (in Serbian). June 5, 2024.
  3. ^ a b "Tea Tairović zakazala koncert života: 'Neka gori Balkan'". Radiom.ba (in Serbian). June 7, 2024.
  4. ^ "Tea Tairovic Setlist at Belgrade Arena, Belgrade". setlist.fm.
  5. ^ "Tek što je zakazala i drugu Arenu, komentari poznatih je preplavljuju: "Bravo Tea, kidamo!"". Telegraf.rs. Retrieved July 19, 2024.
  6. ^ "TEA TAIROVIĆ drugi koncert". starkarena.co.rs. Retrieved July 19, 2024.
  7. ^ "Tea Tairović - Vidimo se - Neka gori Balkan". teatairovicofficial. Retrieved September 28, 2024.
  8. ^ "TEAmanija se nastavlja! Srpska Šakira zakazala Arenu u Zagrebu, NEK GORI BALKAN! (FOTO)". Republika.rs. Retrieved November 12, 2024.
  9. ^ "Tea Tairović - Vidimo se - Neka gori Balkan". teatairovicofficial. Retrieved September 28, 2024.
  10. ^ "Tea Tairović najavila koncert u Areni Zagreb". Index.hr. Retrieved November 12, 2024.
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