Belgrade is in for a special night: electronic music pioneer and global icon Moby returns to Kalemegdan after 15 years, performing on July 21, 2026, in the iconic Lower Town of Kalemegdan Fortress. The concert will feature a completely new live concept, marking one of the most anticipated music events of the year.
🎟 Tickets go on sale Thursday, November 20, at 11:00, available at all authorized sales points and online via Efinity.rs.
After a long hiatus from touring, Moby made a powerful return to live performances in 2024. His 2026 tour presents a refreshed and immersive show, blending atmospheric ambient soundscapes, rave-infused rhythms, and soulful vocals. The audience can expect a carefully curated setlist featuring timeless classics, deeper cuts from his extensive catalog, and newly reimagined arrangements—balancing nostalgia with a contemporary edge. As always, his performance is inseparable from his strong social voice and long-standing advocacy for animal rights.
Over a career spanning more than three decades, Moby has redefined electronic music by seamlessly merging electronica, ambient, house, trip hop, and alternative rock. His landmark 1999 album Play sold over 12 million copies worldwide and remains one of the most influential electronic albums of all time. Tracks such as Porcelain, Natural Blues, and Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? became global anthems, while Play also made history as the first album to have every track licensed for films, TV series, and commercials.
With more than 20 million albums sold, numerous awards, and Grammy nominations, Moby’s influence reaches far beyond genre boundaries. His collaborations include some of the most important names in modern music, and his remixes have shaped the sound of multiple generations.
Beyond music, Moby is deeply involved in humanitarian and activist work, supporting organizations such as the Humane Society, ACLU, and the Institute for Music and Neurologic Function. Through his production company Little Walnut, he has produced acclaimed documentaries, including Moby Doc and Punk Rock Vegan Movie. A new feature film, Tecie, has also been announced for summer 2026.
Born Richard Melville Hall in 1965 in Harlem, New York, Moby began studying music at the age of nine and emerged from the New York punk scene before becoming a defining figure in electronic music. With 22 albums released to date, he remains an artist who constantly evolves—creatively, socially, and musically.
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