Dubioza kolektiv

On Saturday, 3 April 2027, Dubioza kolektiv perform at the Zetra Olympic Hall, beginning at 20:00 – the band whose song the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina was singing this year.

When the Dragons beat Italy to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Dubioza’s 2011 song USA became the national team’s unofficial anthem. The line “I am from Bosnia, take me to America” rang out from the Eternal Flame in Sarajevo to the stands in Toronto and Los Angeles, and the new fan version, I Am From Bosnia, Take Me to America, filmed on a Sarajevo football pitch, went around the world. Both the BBC and Associated Press picked it up as one of the hits of the tournament.

Formed in 2003 from the merger of Zenica’s Gluho doba and Sarajevo’s Ornamenti, Dubioza kolektiv are one of the most successful bands in the region and one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s biggest cultural exports. They have played Glastonbury, Roskilde, Sziget, Lowlands, Lollapalooza and SXSW, set the attendance record on the Fusion stage at EXIT and performed for half a million people at Poland’s Pol’and’Rock festival. Their mix of ska, punk, reggae and dub with sharp, witty lyrics about life in the Balkans turns every show into one big party.

After a summer in which Dubioza was the voice of the whole country, the band returns to a home crowd for a big arena show. This is a night Zetra will remember for a long time – get your ticket early.