Electronic musician Moby performed his first solo concert in Croatia at the historic Pula Arena, drawing a sold-out crowd for a career-spanning set.

Musician Moby performed his first solo concert in Croatia on July 24, 2026, at the historic Pula Arena. The sold-out event, organized by Charm Music Croatia, featured a performance that blended electronic music with live instrumentation. The evening opened with a set by the Croatian electronic duo Luton & Šćepa before Moby took the stage to perform a career-spanning selection of his music.

Performance Highlights and Musical Arrangements

Moby opened the show with "Bodyrock," "Go," and "Next Is the E." Throughout the set, he shared personal stories behind his songs, including an anecdote about David Bowie before performing "Heroes." During "Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?," a video message from Jane Goodall was displayed, highlighting her foundation and animal welfare efforts. The performance featured a live ensemble, including vocalists India Carney and Nadia Duggin, cellist Maya Paredes, violinist Andrea Whitt, bassist Jonathan Nesvadba, and percussionist William Parham Beam III.

Atmosphere and Setlist

The concert utilized the Pula Arena’s ancient Roman architecture as a backdrop, enhanced by lighting, smoke, and video projections. The setlist included hits such as "Extreme Ways," "Natural Blues," "Porcelain," and "Lift Me Up." Moby concluded the evening with his traditional final track, "Feeling So Real," which utilized heavy bass and techno elements. Other songs performed during the night included "In This World," "In My Heart," "We Are All Made of Stars," "Disco Lies," and "Raining Again."