John Legend to perform first-ever Croatia concert in July
- by croatiaweek
- in Entertainment
John Legend will perform in Croatia for the first time with an exclusive concert at the iconic Pula Arena on 4 July 2026.
The award-winning singer-songwriter will bring his special show, “An Evening with John Legend”, to one of the world’s most striking historic venues, placing Croatia firmly on the map of his selected global concert destinations. Tickets are already on sale via upad.hr.
The Pula concert will feature Legend’s acclaimed format, “A Night of Songs & Stories”, an intimate yet spectacular production blending piano and vocals with world-class staging and a large LED screen.
The result is a Las Vegas-style experience under the stars, offering audiences both closeness and grandeur in equal measure.
Throughout the evening, Legend will not only perform his greatest hits but also share personal stories, inspirations and emotions behind the songs that have shaped contemporary music.
“Just you and me, the piano and the stories behind the songs. There’s something truly special about these evenings. Come and spend the night with me,” Legend said in a message to fans on Instagram.
Among the highlights expected in Pula is his timeless hit “All of Me”, which has amassed more than 2.6 billion views on YouTube and remains one of the most recognisable love ballads of the 21st century.
Legend launched his professional career with the release of his debut album “Get Lifted” in 2004, marking the beginning of sustained international success. Over the course of his career, he has released 10 studio albums.
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In 2024, he celebrated the 20th anniversary of “Get Lifted” with a deluxe digital edition and a world tour revisiting the repertoire that defined a generation.
A 13-time Grammy Award winner, Legend has also received an Academy Award, Golden Globe, Tony Award and four Emmy Awards. He is one of only 19 artists in history to have achieved EGOT status, winning all four major American entertainment awards.
