Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Mesmerize Kalemegdan Fortress Crowd

The historic Kalemegdan Fortress in Belgrade vibrated with energy as Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds delivered a powerful performance that lasted two hours and 40 minutes. The concert, held in the Lower Town of the fortress, captivated the audience with a mix of new material and beloved older hits.

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The Lower Town of Kalemegdan sang with Cave and The Bad Seeds for two hours and 40 minutes.

From the opening notes of "Get Ready For Love" and "From Her to Eternity," the band commanded the stage. Fan favorites such as "Henry Lee," "Red Right Hand," and "Weeping Song" echoed through the ancient walls, creating an unforgettable atmosphere. The connection between the artist and the audience was palpable throughout the night.

The highlight of the evening came during the encore when the entire fortress seemed to unite in song. As Cave performed "Into My Arms," the crowd joined in, singing along like a well-rehearsed choir. This shared moment of musical communion underscored the profound impact of the performance on those present.

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It started with Get Ready For Love, From Her to Eternity, and then newer songs and old hits followed.

Photographer Bojana Janjić captured the magic of the night, with her images showcasing the vibrant energy and the stunning backdrop of Kalemegdan. The photographs offer a glimpse into the concert's atmosphere, preserving the memory of a night where music and history converged.

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During the encore, the entire lower town sang along to Into My Arms, like a well-rehearsed choir.