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Goran Bregović

July 2020

  • A brass band at the Guča trumpet festival in 2003.

    20 iconic festival sets
    Goran Bregović, Guča 2007: 100,000 people in Balkan brass ecstasy

    The annual trumpet competition in this Serbian town sees brass bands face off in a non-stop party – and when superstar Goran Bregović turned up, the crowd levitated with adulation

February 2019

  • Goran Bregović … grew up surrounded by the music of Christians, Jews and Muslims.

    Goran Bregović: 'Balkan brass is punk – more madness than music'

    The composer of Three Letters to Sarajevo discusses religious and Gypsy inspirations, the power of communist rock – and why he’d like to move to Manchester

October 2017

  • Goran Bregovic

    Goran Bregović: Three Letters from Sarajevo review – fun, if patchy

March 2013

  • Goran Bregovic: 'Composing is kleptomaniac work.'

    Goran Bregovic: 'I want to remind people what Gypsy culture's given'

    Once the former Yugoslavia's biggest rock star, he received international acclaim when he embraced the Gypsy rhythms of his native Balkans on soundtracks for Emir Kusturica's films. He talks to Philip Sweeney

February 2013

  • Goran Bregovic: Champagne for Gypsies – review

    Goran Bregovic's protest album for Europe's Roma is fiery, breakneck entertainment, writes Neil Spencer

July 2009

  • Goran Bregovic: Welcome to Bregovic

    Goran Bregovic is one of the great all-rounders of Balkan music, says Robin Denselow

April 2009

  • World music review: Goran Bregovic, Alkohol

    Once a huge star in Yugoslavia, he's set to break out beyond the Balkans, writes Charlie Gillett

June 2003

  • Goran Bregovic

    3 Stars Barbican, London

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