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📍 Ponta Seljanovo, TIVAT | May 23, 2026 | 8:00 PM

The evening opens with the Podgorica-based band Wider Horizons, a Pink Floyd tribute group that takes audiences through timeless hits from one of the most influential bands in rock history. Their performances are known for authentic interpretation, atmospheric guitar sound, striking vocals, and rich arrangements that faithfully capture the spirit of the original music.

In a place like Ponta Seljanovo — an open-air seaside stage where sound moves freely between sky and waves — Wider Horizons creates a special, almost cinematic atmosphere and the perfect introduction to the festival’s final night.

📍 Ponta Seljanovo, TIVAT | May 23, 2026 | 10:00 PM

The main headliners of the evening are Orthodox Celts — the legendary Serbian folk-rock band founded in 1992 in Belgrade, known for its unique blend of traditional Irish melodies and energetic rock rhythms. Over the decades, the band has built a reputation as one of the most recognizable performers on the regional scene, bringing Celtic rock and traditional Irish music to audiences far beyond Ireland and creating concerts filled with energy, joy, and togetherness.

Their live shows often come with an explosion of sound, virtuoso playing, and strong interaction with the audience — making them the ideal choice for closing WindFest, a festival that celebrates life by the sea, the wind, and coastal culture.

Admission is free, and the setting of Ponta Seljanovo promises a unique musical evening — sunset on the water, guitars in the air, and rhythms that connect generations. Come and close WindFest 2026 together with music and good vibes.

📍 Pine Waterfront, TIVAT | April 25, 2026 | 9:00 PM

When the sea calms toward evening and the spring wind brings that familiar feeling that it is time to set off, WindFest opens its fifth edition in the most fitting way — with a concert by Bajaga and Instruktori on the Pine waterfront.

In the setting of the sea, boats, and glowing marina lights, songs that have connected generations for decades take on a special meaning. Bajaga’s music has always belonged to open spaces — streets, squares, and shorelines — places where we recognize ourselves in verses about freedom, journeys, love, and life’s small but meaningful choices.

Opening WindFest with this concert symbolically brings together the essence of the festival — the sea as inspiration, the culture of coastal living, and the idea that sport, education, culture, and entertainment complement one another. While sails wait for favourable winds and festival programs begin, music reminds us that joy, togetherness, and emotion are part of the same landscape we strive to preserve.

That evening, Pine will have space for everyone — those who grew up with these songs and those discovering them for the first time. WindFest begins with a concert that promises a night to remember.

Pine – 25 April – 20h

25 years ago, a group of musicians from Mostar gathered out of necessity to respond to the environment in which they grew. They had something to say, and they had something to show. They still do. This is confirmed by the numerous hits they have gifted us, with changes in the musical lineup, through five studio albums. Four of these were recorded in the Mostar studio “Baraka.”

Connections to the story of JK Delfin and the reasons behind the creation of Windfest are apparent. Our club originated from a “baraka” (a small, makeshift building), which was not far from today’s Delfin building. Windfest was born out of the need to say and show that it is a society much more than just a small sports club; it is a primary maritime school and a dedicated guardian of the sea culture that defines the people of Boka. Therefore, we are very pleased to kick off Windfest 2025 with Zoster.

We are waiting for you, whether you’re one of our “fellow citizens” or not. The bura wind will blow on April 25th, or “Ojužilo,” “Everything that’s missing” is a minor problem when “A Man Wants to Be a Bird.” Maybe our mission is “Utopia,” but enough is enough – “Who has taken, has taken,” because it all depends on us. “A Man Named Fact” will save “The Sinking Ship.” The sea doesn’t have to, but we must use our minds so we don’t end up asking “Where are all those people going?”

We are “We will have when.” Our “Heart is Boiling.” Welcome to the fourth edition of Windfest!