Hladno pivo

The Offspring, Savršeni Marginalci, LuzeriSunday, 14 June 2026Velesajam, Zagreb, Croatia "Tonac, fuck it all, turn this up!" This time I set off from Ajdovščina (which is, as you know, a metropolis) with my daughters in tow,…

"We're missing punk" could have been the slogan that packed the bigger downstairs hall next to the smoking room at Orto bar on Friday, April 8, 2016. The daily special on the Orto fest menu this time was Zagreb punk rockers Hladno pivo. The…

When Stevie Salas wrapped up his set at two in the morning, the music program at the Pivo in cvetje festival came to a close too. The organizers can probably be pretty happy with the turnout, and the crowd can be happy with the lineup.

"Dan zatvorenih vrata" is yet another record that shows just how much Hladno pivo have matured as artists. And it doesn't crawl under your skin right away, since the arrangements are so meticulously detailed.

"And so the music side of the five-day Otočec came to an end. The festival kept mostly undemanding visitors happy with its music and its side entertainment, but the worrying part is that their numbers stagnate from year to year."

Rock Otočec kept mostly undemanding visitors happy with its music and side entertainment program, but the worrying part is that attendance has been stagnating year after year.

Hladno pivo's seventh studio album is a professionally polished product, but sadly far too predictable and clearly bent to the will of commercial success and radio airplay.

Džinovski is the debut from Zagreb legends Hladno Pivo. At first glance it looks like a typical punk record, but there's a whole lot more going on under the surface.

Author: Urban Bolta Location: Križanke, LjubljanaConcert date: 02.10.2008Attendance: 2000Ticket price: €20 A rainy evening on September 3rd brought Hladno Pivo to Križanke. The Croatian band is an old friend of Slovenian stages, but this…

Venue: Cvetličarna, LjubljanaConcert date: 10/13/2007Attendance: 500Ticket price: 15 EUR Last weekend, at least as far as Ljubljana goes, was draped in the old-school tricolor of red, white and blue for the first time in ages. After…

These days anything goes, so Siddharta, Hladno Pivo, Edo Maajka, TBF, Atomik Harmonik and Turbo Angels all end up under the roof of the same label, Natalija Verboten, Trkaj and Melodrom under another, and Tinkara Kovač,