Jurij Zrnec, Bojan Emeršič, and Vid Valič come together for their first-ever trio standup show. Featuring two hours of pure fun and entertainment!

The unmissable, one-time only show in Gallus Hall. Jurij Zrnec's first solo standup performance in years, Bojan Emeršič relating his personal stories – unfiltered and outspoken. For added zest and a dose of provocation, the standup virtuoso Vid Valič. 
Nobody and nothing will be spared! Brutally honest, painfully hilarious.
 

In Slovenian without translation.

Mi2 are slowing down and venturing into intimacy. After a hectic jubilee year, featuring an unparalleled sold-out 30th anniversary concert celebration in the Stožice Arena, three new singles, and multiple gigs across Slovenia, Mi2’s forthcoming year will be unplugged. For 2026, the band have announced an extensive acoustic tour, Natur(i), with a special stop at Cankarjev dom’s Gallus Hall.

Although packing out halls and venues across Slovenia for decades, Mi2 are embarking on a special acoustic adventure in 2026. For the Natur(i) tour, Mi2 will revamp their acoustic repertoire. In addition to their biggest hits, tunes that have spread among the people, the setlist will include some of their rarely performed songs. Playing with an expanded lineup – joining them on stage are percussionist Blaž Celarec and a wind section led by Anže Zaveršnik, more than a few songs will be thoroughly re-arranged.

While slightly toned down, Mi2’s acoustic concerts are a real treat and a memorable experience. In addition to the live music-making, these gigs allow for a more genuine contact with the audience and opportunities for more interaction, stage banter, and direct humour. Regardless of the subdued tone, the energy builds up as the concert progresses, and the listeners are brought to their feet each and every time.




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Vesna Zornik, lead vocals, backing vocals; Polona Janežič, piano, keys, backing vocals; Jelena Ždrale, violin, viola, backing vocals; Boštjan Gombač: clarinet, sax, flutes, trumpet, backing vocals; Tibor Mihelič Syed: bass guitar, gimbri, ukulele, guitar, backing vocals; Boštjan Narat: guitar, backing vocals; Robert Rebolj: drums, percussion

Marking their 25th anniversary, Katalena will release their tenth album, Meja (Border), in the spring of 2026. On the one hand, the album is a musical travelogue of the band's fictional journey along Slovenia’s western border, and on the other, a reflection on the concept of border and its concrete and symbolic meanings. The anniversary is also their cue to hit the road and play some gigs – Katalena’s celebrations will be held in the company of their fans, the loyal following they have built over the years. The musicians have played virtually every club, concert hall, and festival stage in the country, and toured extensively abroad. A long-lived band, Katalena has not changed a single member in all these years, but recently expanded the line-up with violinist Jelena Ždrale. It's time for a new "round."

The climax of this live-music tour will take place in CD’s Gallus Hall on 1 October 2026. Cankarjev dom will provide the venue for the new album launch and, most importantly, the celebrations of the band’s silver jubilee. A quarter of a century is no small feat, and the Katalena’s October festivities will fit the bill.

The Ljubljana-based musicians play Slovenian folk music, remaining faithful to the basic principles of their music-making – exploring tradition, engaging in dialogue with the past, and creating original music with the aim of bridging the past and the present. A music-making laced with playfulness, as well as infectious rhythms and melodies. Katalena's 2026 will be just like that, playful and infectious. 

At the album launch, Katalena will be joined on stage by the singer-songwriter Rudi Bučar, a featured artist on the album Meja.


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Guests:  Ana Dežman, Modrijani, Alenka Godec, Nuša Derenda, Pepel in kri and Saša Lešnjek, Šavrini and anka Šavrinke, Irena Vidic

Legendary singer Elda Viler is a leading figure of Slovenian light music and a main protagonist of the golden age of Slovenian pop music. Accompanied by the Revijski orkester RTV Slovenija (RTV Slovenia Revue Orchestra) under the baton of maestro Patrik Greblo, she will take to the stage one last time and bow to the audience – her loyal followers over a period of more than sixty years.

The concert program will feature a selection of Elda’s greatest hits, including Lastovke, Ti si moja ljubezen, Nora misel, Zlati prah imaš v očeh, and other timeless tunes that have gone down in the history of music and left a lasting imprint on the personal lives of countless listeners. Elda Viler will be joined on stage by eminent guests, paying their respect to the artist whose interpretive depth, recognizable voice, and stage presence will remain a reference point for generations of singers to come.

In the intimate yet festive atmosphere of Gallus Hall, members of the audience will get one last chance to relive an important period in Slovenia’s pop music history and bid one last farewell to Elda Viler on stage – her natural second home.

After their sensational sold-out performance with the RTV Slovenia Big Band at Križanke, Hamo & Tribute 2 Love are returning to the prestigious Gallus Hall. Masters of rock romance, the band first graced this stage last year to celebrate the release of two vinyl records, Iz4kani Lajv Vol. 1 & 2. This year’s acoustic treat in Slovenia’s largest concert hall will set the tone for the grand celebration of the band’s 20th anniversary - marking two decades as one of the country’s most iconic acts.

The creative heartbeat of Matevž Šalehar and his troubadours has always been about love, good vibes, and pure rock ’n’ roll. Over nearly twenty years, they’ve left an indelible mark on countless ears and hearts - through unforgettable live shows, dozens of music videos, a string of hit singles, and seven acclaimed albums. The eighth is already in the works, teased by their latest radio single Ej ĐPT, dej mi povej, a playful exploration of love in the age of artificial intelligence.

Ticket Prices*

VIP:

• Price 1: €54.90 – first 50 tickets (after the first 50 tickets are sold, the price increases to Price 2)
• Price 2: €58.90

Category 1:

• Price 1: €46.90 – first 240 tickets (after the first 240 tickets are sold, the price increases to Price 2)
• Price 2: €48.90

Category 2:

• Price 1: €42.90 – first 110 tickets (after the first 110 tickets are sold, the price increases to Price 2)
• Price 2: €44.90

Category 3:

• Price 1: €36.90 – first 80 tickets (after the first 80 tickets are sold, the price increases to Price 2)
• Price 2: €38.90

Category 4:

• Price 1: €30.90 – first 70 tickets (after the first 70 tickets are sold, the price increases to Price 2)
• Price 2: €33.90

Soloists: Leon Kim, baritone, and Nina Dominko, soprano

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Magic Flute, overture
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Der Hölle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen, Queen of the Night's aria from the opera Magic Flute 
Gaetano Donizetti: Cruda funesta smania, Enrico’s aria from the opera Lucia di Lammermoor
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Là ci darem la mano, Zerlina and Don Giovanni’s duet from the opera Don Giovanni
Guiseppe Verdi: I Vespri Siciliani, overture 
Giuseppe Verdi: Caro nome che il mio cor, Gilda’s aria from the opera Rigoletto
Giuseppe Verdi: Cortigiani, vil razza dannata, Rigoletto’s aria from the opera Rigoletto
Giuseppe Verdi: Figlia! – Mio padre!, Rigoletto and Gilda's duet from the opera Rigoletto
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Léo Delibes: Ballet music, 2nd Act, from the opera Lakmé                
Léo Delibes: Où va la jeune Hindoue, Lakmé’s aria from the opera Lakmé
Georges Bizet: Votre toast, je peux vous le rendre, Escamillo’s aria from the opera Carmen
Bojan Adamič:  Avsenik Melodies 
Gaetano Donizetti: Come Paride vezzoso, Belcore’s aria from the opera L' Elisir d'amore
Franz Lehár: Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiß, Giuditta’s aria from the opereta Giuditta
Johann Strauss jr.: Emperor Waltz, op. 437     

The Republic of Slovenia Public Fund for Cultural Activities (JSKD) has been dedicated to fostering choral singing among children and adults alike for decades. Devoting particular attention to young choral singers in recent years, the Fund’s Wandering Music project creates a special opportunity for youth choirs.

First held in 2011, Wandering Music returns to Slovenia every two years. The event is dedicated to World Choral Day (celebrated on the second Sunday of December) and represents the largest choral gathering of its kind in the country. Its message of solidarity, peace, and understanding complements the artistic excellence of the programme – all beautifully embodied through the universal language of choral singing.

The 7th edition of Wandering Music brings together fifteen selected youth choirs from across Slovenia – about 450 young singers – performing together in Cankarjev dom’s Gallus Hall. The preparations began this past September with the singers meeting individually at regional rehearsals to unite their voices on 14 December in a powerful choral celebration.

The programme features works written primarily by Slovenian composers, taking the audience on a journey through both art and folk songs, and evoking the enchanting spirit of the festive season.

The young singers are preparing under the guidance of their school conductors, while on stage they will be led by conductors David Bandelj and Damijan Močnik. The event takes place in a non-competitive spirit, offering young people a rare opportunity to experience the pure joy of making music together – in the truest sense of the word.

Showtime is a powerful and exceptionally dynamic musical spectacle dedicated to the greatest hits of the seventies, eighties, and nineties — reimagined in contemporary arrangements for outstanding vocal soloists and a big band. The two-hour programme of timeless music revives the hits that have shaped music history.

On the stage of Gallus Hall, the Novi Sad Big Band, led by conductor Fedor Vrtačnik, will join forces with distinguished vocal and instrumental soloists: Bojana Stamenov, Zoran Šandorov, Strahinja Banović, and Gabor Bunford. Together, they will create a musical experience full of energy, emotion, and familiar melodies.

The programme features legendary songs by artists such as
Earth, Wind & Fire, Chaka Khan, Joe Cocker, Peter Gabriel, Kool & The Gang, Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars, Quincy Jones, The Crusaders, Aretha Franklin, George Benson, Robbie Williams, James Brown, Tina Turner, and Michael Bublé,
… among many others.

Let December conclude in true musical spirit — with an operatic spectacle that will take you through three decades of the greatest disco and rock hits.

Featuring: Rudi Bučar, Laura Krajnc, Žigan Krajnčan and Irena Preda

After last year's inspiring and exciting New Year's Eve concert, O This Night, Full of Grace, (Ivan Cankar), which concluded with a standing ovation, Janez Dovč & Sounds of Slovenia return to CD’s Gallus Hall. The title of the concert, I Touch Everything Through You, Earth (Edvard Kocbek), refers to the ability of modern man to get attuned to the natural world, our living world that has the power to heal. Under the artistic direction of accordionist and composer Janez Dovč, Sounds of Slovenia will perform a concert that blends the emotional depth of folk tunes with musical settings of works by Slovenian poets: Ivan Cankar, Lili Novy, Simon Jenko, Srečko Kosovel, Edvard Kocbek, and many others. The concert is an opportunity to experience the exquisite beauty of Slovenian soundscapes, a fresh intertwinement of voice and sound, music and exquisite lighting design. Join us for this special event in Gallus Hall, a venue boasting unparalleled acoustics.

Performers: Metod Banko (vocals, sound objects), Klemen Bračko (violin), Rudi Bučar (vocals, guitar), Janez Dovč (accordion, electronics), Klemen Kotar (saxophones, flute), Laura Krajnc (vocals, violin), Kristijan Krajnčan (drums, cello), Žigan Krajnčan (dance, vocals), Goran Krmac (tuba, bass, electronics), Irena Preda (soprano), Petra Vidmar (marimba, percussion), Gregor Volk (vocals, guitar), Tomaž Zevnik (clarinets, reeds) and the vocal group Maroltovke.

Duration: approx. 95 minutes, including one interval

Papirniški Wind Orchestra Vevče
Conductor: Miha Kosec
Guest artists: Anja Plahutnik, vocal; Janja Brlec, zither