Indira Forza at Arena Zagreb: 23 December, 7 pm

Indira Levak, known on stage as Indira Forza and as the voice of the dance group Colonia, is playing her first solo concert at Arena Zagreb. She announced the night on social media in June as the biggest concert of her life, marking 30 years on stage (Index.hr). The set runs through her whole career, from the Colonia hits to the songs of her solo years. The list names Svijet voli pobjednike, Za tvoje snene oči, Ti da bu di bu da, Oduzimaš mi dah and Plamen od ljubavi (Arena Zagreb). At the end of July she asked fans to post the songs they want to hear in the comments (tportal).

The concert at a glance

Tickets and prices

CoreEvent sells the tickets for the promoter R.R. Sport (CoreEvent). On 5 November the ticket page lists a price from €22 and shows tickets as available. It gives no price list by category, and according to CoreEvent tables can be reserved. There is no age limit, and children up to 6 get in free.

People with disabilities can get a free ticket for sectors 103 to 114 while seats there last. To claim it, send proof of disability by email to CoreEvent customer support; a companion pays the full price. For comparison, Eventim sells Severina on 15 December for €31.50 to €102 (Severina at Arena Zagreb), and tickets for Matija Cvek on 28 November start at €20 (Matija Cvek at Arena Zagreb).

Start time, doors and house rules

The concert starts at 19:00, an hour earlier than most nights at the Arena, and CoreEvent gives 01:00 as the end. Neither CoreEvent nor the Arena had published a doors time by 5 November. The Arena advises arriving an hour before the start because queues form at the entrances. Small bags are allowed and may be searched; food, drinks, bottles, cans and umbrellas stay outside (Arena Zagreb).

By tram, bus or car on a Wednesday night

23 December is a Wednesday and a normal working day in Croatia. Trams 7 and 14 run to the Savski gaj-rotor stop, a 10-minute walk from the hall according to the Arena (Arena Zagreb). Line 14 runs through Ban Jelačić Square, and line 7 stops at the main bus station. Bus 234 leaves the main railway station every 25 minutes and stops at Arena Zagreb.

On the way back, ZET data put the last bus 234 from the Arena Zagreb stop to the main railway station at 23:56. The last tram 14 towards Mihaljevac passes Savski gaj-rotor between 23:20 and 23:45, depending on the day (ZET). Anyone staying until the listed end at 01:00 misses both.

By car, you can park east of the hall at Lidl, to the west in the car park and garage of the Arena shopping centre, or to the north at Plodine. Spaces inside the Arena complex are reserved for VIP ticket holders (Arena Zagreb).

Advent and Christmas Eve

On 23 December the Advent markets are running in Zagreb, open from 28 November to 7 January 2027 (Advent in Zagreb). Tram 14 goes straight from Ban Jelačić Square to Savski gaj-rotor, so an afternoon at the markets fits before the 19:00 start. The day after the concert is Christmas Eve; shop hours for 24 December are in our guide to shop opening hours on Sundays and holidays. If you are coming from abroad, trains, flights and places to stay are in Advent weekend in Zagreb: getting there and where to stay.

More nights at the Arena in December

Two days earlier, on 21 December, comedian Vinča brings a stand-up show to the Arena, and four days later Halid Muslimović celebrates 45 years on stage. The full calendar with transport and house rules is in our guide to Arena Zagreb.