Zagreb Expects Jessie Ware

Currently one of the most interesting British singers, Jessie Ware, who could easily become a true global icon, has announced her visit to Zagreb. She will hold a concert on March 20th 2013 at Tvornica Kulture (Culture Factory), and since Zagreb is the only city in the region she will be visiting on her tour, do not miss the unique opportunity to purchase your ticket on time.

One of the newest, but certainly among the most interesting British singers on the contemporary music scene, Jessie Ware, who has thus far recorded only one, but very valuable album, is coming to Zagreb, where she will hold a concert at Tvornica Kulture on March 20th. Since Zagreb is the only city in the region she will be visiting on her tour, there will be a great demand for tickets, so now is the perfect time to purchase yours. Tickets have been on sale since mid-November and cost 110 kuna for the first 110 buyers, and they can be purchased online at http://tickets.jessieware.com. Those who miss this unique opportunity can purchase their tickets via Eventim for a price of 160 kuna.

Jessie Ware will perform in Zagreb with her band, and she will be promoting her first and currently only album, Devotion, whose three singles - Running, Wildest Moments and Night Light have already gained her numerous fans around the world. The fact that the album was released on August 20th and that it was immediately nominated for a major music award, the Mercury Prize, goes to show what a masterpiece it really is. It is a true hit on global music charts and made it to the top five in no time. The chief reasons for such a success are the three aforementioned singles, especially the hit Wildest Moments, which has already had 5.5 million hits on YouTube.

Jessie Ware’s style of music is reminiscent of the popular Sade or Annie Lennox, so many are predicting her to become a global music icon, despite having recorded only one album thus far. It must be mentioned, however, that she was already well known to critics even before the release of her debut album Devotion, since she performed as a backup vocalist on Zane Lowe’s BBC show. Touring with him, she began conquering Europe and America. Shortly afterwards, she started cooperation with the popular British underground producer SBTRKT, with whom she released the singles Nervous and The Right Thing to Do.

That cooperation, in which she provided vocals for the production of singles, led her to the PMR Records label, with which she signed a contract to record her aforementioned debut album. For those who have not yet heard her songs, it must be said that her music can be described as slower, more emotional R’n’B, and her visual and vocal interpretation enchants anyone who hears it.