In final preparation for the show in Hero City, Thompson is preparing an evening of emotion and togetherness.

The final preparations for Marko Perković Thompson’s concert in Vukovar have reached their last stage. The event, titled “Zajedno za budućnost” (“Together for the Future”), is set to take place in the city's Economic Zone on Saturday, August 29. According to reports, all logistical arrangements are complete, with the venue fully equipped for thousands of attendees. Photographs taken on-site show the impressive scale of the setup, including large screens, lighting rigs, and sound systems, while seating areas and VIP tables have been arranged for visitors. The concert site has become a focal point of activity in recent days, with workers and technical teams completing the installation of the massive production infrastructure. The area has been transformed into a vibrant space, designed to accommodate both the performance and the audience. Security measures and crowd control plans have been put in place ahead of the event, reflecting the high expectations for attendance. It is anticipated that the concert will draw tens of thousands of fans from across Croatia and beyond. Thompson, who has been preparing extensively for this performance, recently shared footage of rehearsals with his band. In the clip, he and the group practice songs for the upcoming show, including one titled “Bosna.” On social media, he described the atmosphere during these sessions, emphasizing the significance of the preparation leading up to the main event. The concert marks another stop on his tour under the title “Hodočasnik,” which translates to “Journey.” The program promises more than 30 songs, with some of Thompson’s most popular tracks featured. Among them are “Prijatelji,” “Moj dida i ja,” “Sine moj,” “Bojna Čavoglave,” “Lijepa li si,” and “Geni kameni.” The concert is expected to begin with the song “Ustani iz sjene” and conclude with “Dan dolazi.” Thompson has also announced a farewell speech and a special rendition of “Bojna Čavoglave,” adding emotional depth to the evening’s proceedings. In addition to its musical appeal, the event carries a strong humanitarian message. All proceeds from the concert, after covering operational costs, will support two key initiatives. One is the completion of the Salesian Student House in Zagreb, and the other is the “I ti si Vukovar” donation campaign aimed at building a stadium in honor of 12 Croatian firefighters who lost their lives defending the homeland. Thompson has expressed his admiration for the symbolic importance of these efforts, noting that they reflect the courage and sacrifice of those who served. The city of Vukovar has played a central role in the planning process, with local authorities working closely with organizers to ensure the event runs smoothly. The mayor has publicly thanked Thompson for choosing the city as a venue, highlighting the historical and cultural significance of the location. The concert is viewed as an opportunity to celebrate unity and resilience, drawing attention to the enduring spirit of the region. As the day of the concert approaches, anticipation continues to build among fans and residents alike. The event represents not just a celebration of music, but also a moment of collective hope and solidarity. With everything in place, the stage is ready for Thompson and his band to deliver a memorable performance that honors the past while looking toward the future.