Gzuz plays Belgrade's Kran club on October 21
German rapper Gzuz, a member of the 187 Strassenbande crew, plays Kran, and his current tour has sold more than 50,000 tickets. No ticket price is listed in the announcements.

German rapper Gzuz will play the Kran club in Belgrade on October 21, 2026, and tickets are already on sale. The announcement comes as his current tour, according to the announcement itself, has sold more than 50,000 tickets.
What do we know about the Kran concert?
The concert is scheduled for October 21 at the Kran club. Tickets are sold through the eFinity tickets website and the eFinity app. The announcements we reviewed give no ticket price, no start time and no organizer, so those details need to be checked on the sales page itself before anyone goes to buy a ticket.
For now, then, the Kran concert is mostly a date and an address: where and when are known, while the price and start time are not given.
Who is Gzuz and why is he in the news?
Gzuz is a member of the hip-hop collective 187 Strassenbande, and the announcements describe him as one of the biggest names on the German hip-hop scene. He drew international attention when the American site WorldStarHipHop published his video for the track “Was Hast Du Gedacht.” Since then, according to the announcements, his songs have racked up hundreds of millions of views, a figure we have passed on as stated, without independent verification.
The albums mentioned include “Ebbe & Flut,” “Wolke 7,” “Grosse Freiheit” and “Scherbenhaus.” The announcements single them out as pillars of his catalog and say his singles have become favorites with audiences across Europe.
How many tickets has the current tour sold?
More than 50,000 tickets have been sold on the current tour. Shows have sold out in Stuttgart, Munich, Dusseldorf, Vienna, Hanover, Zurich and Hamburg, which is seven cities in three countries. The announcements do not present the Belgrade show as sold out, and they do not say how many tickets for Kran are still available.
Has Gzuz already played Belgrade this year?
Here the sources disagree. According to B92, Gzuz performed this summer in front of tens of thousands of people at Usce, which would make Kran his return to Belgrade after that show. Balkanrock does not mention that appearance and says only that Gzuz is coming to Belgrade “again.” The Usce claim therefore rests on B92 alone, and we were unable to confirm it from a second source.
What both sources do state is this: October 21, the Kran club, tickets on eFinity. Audiences who go will see for themselves the difference between a show for tens of thousands of people and a club night.



