Uriah Heep Say Farewell in Belgrade on November 10
The British hard rock band plays Belgrade on November 10 as part of The Magician's Farewell tour. Tickets are sold through Ticket Vision, and a promo code gives a 30 percent discount.
The tour called The Magician’s Farewell reaches Belgrade on November 10, 2026, five weeks from today, when Uriah Heep play Sava Centar on their farewell run. The announcement lists The Wizard among the songs, so the magician turns up twice in the program: once in the tour’s title, once in a number the audience knows by heart.
What do we know about the Uriah Heep concert in Belgrade?
The Belgrade show is billed as the band’s last concert in the Serbian capital, and Sava Centar states on its website that it is not the organizer of the event. The band last played Sava Centar in 2019, and local media also recall their appearance at the 50th Gitarijada festival in Zajecar in 2016.
The entrance is on Vladimira Popovica Street, at the main entrance to the Blue Hall, according to Sava Centar’s instructions. No opening act has been announced. Neither Sava Centar’s announcement nor the Balkanrock article gives a start time or ticket prices, so check those details with the seller before buying.
Where can you buy tickets, and how do you get the discount?
Sava Centar names two authorized ticket sellers:
- Ticket Vision, at its sales points and online
- Efinity
Balkanrock reported on October 5 that, working with the organizers, it secured a 30 percent discount with the promo code BALKANROCK, valid only for purchases made online. The same article says tickets are already available at Ticket Vision sales points.
Who are Uriah Heep, and why is their farewell drawing attention?
The band has been on the scene for more than 55 years and, according to the announcement, has sold more than 40 million albums. Sava Centar counts them among the remaining pillars of the golden age of progressive hard rock, alongside Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple, and says their debut album Very ‘Eavy, Very ‘Umble helped shape British heavy metal. Balkanrock calls them pioneers of that sound.
The announcement names Easy Livin’, Lady in Black, July Morning and The Wizard as signature hits. Sava Centar adds that the band was among the first Western rock acts to play in Eastern Europe, which, as it puts it, opened the way for others who now include Eastern European countries on almost every tour.
Founder and guitarist Mick Box still leads the band. The announcements promise classic Hammond organ, powerful harmonies and the band’s recognizable guitar sound, and Sava Centar presents the concert as the last chance to see these rock pioneers live in Serbia.
