Joss Stone's First Belgrade Show Moves to Lozionica
British soul diva Joss Stone performs in Belgrade on Wednesday, July 22. The concert has moved from Luka Beograd to Lozionica, and the city hears her live for the first time.
- Joss Stone performs on Wednesday, July 22, starting at 8 p.m.
- The concert has moved from Luka Beograd to Lozionica.
- It will be her first show for a Belgrade audience.
- She returns to Serbia ten years after Nisville 2016.
Joss Stone sings in Belgrade on Wednesday, July 22, from 8 p.m., according to the concert announcements. The British soul and R&B singer steps in front of a Belgrade audience for the first time, and the venue changed at the last minute.
The concert was originally announced at Luka Beograd, the Belgrade Port hall. It has now been moved to Lozionica. For fans who already bought tickets the essentials stay the same, only the address where the diva will sing has changed.
For Belgrade, this is a premiere. Stone has performed in Serbia just once before, at the Nisville festival in 2016. Ten years have passed since then. The city hears her live for the first time, and in a space that has increasingly hosted international names over recent seasons.
Who is the singer performing at Lozionica on Wednesday?
Joss Stone is no accident in soul music. She is a Grammy and Brit Award winner, two of the industry’s most prestigious honours. Behind her stand nine albums and more than fifteen million copies sold worldwide.
She began her career in 2003 with the album The Soul Sessions. She was a teenager when the world first heard her voice, deep and mature, a voice that sounded like it belonged to someone far older. That contrast is what made a sensation. Since then she has built a career that fuses classic soul with a modern R&B sound.
Fans of the genre know what they are getting. Stone is above all a live singer, a performer who sounds best with no studio polish, just a microphone and a band. That is exactly why the live show, rather than any album, is what her admirers wait for most.
Why does the venue change matter for the audience?
The move from Luka Beograd to Lozionica is more than a technical detail. Lozionica is a more enclosed, intimate space, a different atmosphere from a large hall on the waterfront. For a soul concert, where every shade of the voice counts, that is not trivial.
The organisers did not spell out the reasons for the change, but late venue moves are not rare on the local scene. What matters most to concertgoers is that tickets remain valid, and that the new address should be checked with official points of sale.
The Belgrade scene is not resting this summer. International names come and go, and the arrival of a Grammy winner in a warm, almost club-sized space feels like a gift for those who love to hear a voice up close.
One question always hangs over evenings like this. Will Stone deliver her biggest hits or reach for newer material, and will you be in the crowd on Wednesday?
