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Bruce Dickinson is coming to Zagreb's Šalata!
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Bruce Dickinson is coming to Zagreb's Šalata!

Bruce Dickinson is set to return to concert stages with his PsychoGod Tour 2027, featuring a series of solo concerts and festival appearances across Europe. As part of this tour, he will perform at the Šalata venue in Zagreb on June 25, 2027. During these shows, Dickinson will present new material alongside popular tracks and rare songs from his extensive solo career. He has been working with his current band members, including guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, keyboardist Mistheria, and drummer Dave Moreno, who are currently recording a new album expected for release in the first half of 2027. Dickinson emphasized the importance of live human musicianship over artificial intelligence, stating that AI cannot truly play music or feel emotion. This tour follows the successful conclusion of his previous The Mandrake Project Tour in September 2025, which included 71 performances across three continents.

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Sasha Avsenik's ensemble will sing Luka for the last time

The Saša Avsenik ensemble recently completed its first-ever tour in South America, performing three concerts in Argentina for the local Slovenian diaspora. The group is now preparing for their second annual 'Winter Fairy Tale' concert at the Arena Stožice in December. Singer Luka Sešek announced he will depart from the ensemble after five years, having performed his final show with them before leaving to pursue a solo career. The announcement was made just prior to the Argentine tour, where predecessor singer Dejan Zupan temporarily filled in for Sešek. The ensemble has expressed gratitude for Sešek's contributions since 2021 and wishes him success on his independent path. They plan to hold auditions to select a new permanent lead vocalist for upcoming tours in Austria and Slovenia.

Bias read (Center): The article covers a cultural event involving a music ensemble and personnel changes within the band. There are no political implications, policy debates, or partisan elements present in the text.

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Why objectivity (90): The tone is celebratory and respectful, typical of entertainment journalism covering an artist's farewell. It uses positive adjectives like 'unforgettable evening' and 'top-tier concerts,' which adds a slight promotional flavor but remains within acceptable bounds for a feature piece. It does not pr

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Bruce Dickinson is coming to Zagreb's Šalata!

Bruce Dickinson is set to return to concert stages with his PsychoGod Tour 2027, featuring a series of solo concerts and festival appearances across Europe. As part of this tour, he will perform at the Šalata venue in Zagreb on June 25, 2027. During these shows, Dickinson will present new material alongside popular tracks and rare songs from his extensive solo career. He has been working with his current band members, including guitarists Chris Declercq and Philip Näslund, bassist Tanya O’Callaghan, keyboardist Mistheria, and drummer Dave Moreno, who are currently recording a new album expected for release in the first half of 2027. Dickinson emphasized the importance of live human musicianship over artificial intelligence, stating that AI cannot truly play music or feel emotion. This tour follows the successful conclusion of his previous The Mandrake Project Tour in September 2025, which included 71 performances across three continents.

Bias read (Center): The article covers a musical event and artist biography using neutral promotional language without any political framing or contested issues.

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Queens of the Stone Age are coming to Pula

The band Queens of the Stone Age is scheduled to perform in Pula, Slovenia. The announcement highlights that the group will be promoting their latest studio album during this concert. This event represents a significant cultural occurrence for the local region.

Bias read (Center): The article covers a commercial music tour announcement, which is an apolitical subject devoid of political contestation or ideological framing.

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