20 July at 21:30 at Marina Square Portonovi
The world-renowned a cappella group Perpetuum Jazzile from Slovenia will perform at the closing of the 43rd International Festival Days of Music. The group creates unique vocal arrangements of well-known songs by ABBA, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, David Bowie, and others, using only vocals without instruments.
Perpetuum Jazzile is known for the ability of its members to reproduce the sounds of various instruments using only their voices — from drum rhythms to electric guitar effects. The group combines jazz, pop, soul, and other musical styles, giving its performances a distinctive character. The repertoire includes popular covers and original compositions.
One of their best-known performances that launched them into worldwide popularity is the a cappella version of the song “Africa” by Toto, which became a viral hit with millions of views online.
About the group
Perpetuum Jazzile has been active for more than four decades and has held over 650 concerts around the world, selling more than one million tickets. They have performed at prestigious events:
Their videos on YouTube have amassed over 120 million views. The group actively participates in cultural exchanges and collaborations that connect people from different cultures through music.
Practical information
The concert comes at the invitation of the Festival’s Artistic Director Boris Kraljević. The partner in the realization is Portonovi. The artists’ arrival is supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Montenegro.
The festival producer is JUK Herceg fest Herceg Novi. The patrons are the Municipality of Herceg Novi, the Ministry of Culture and Media, and the Herceg Novi Tourist Organization.
The world-renowned a cappella group Perpetuum Jazzile from Slovenia will perform at the closing of the 43rd International Festival Days of Music. The group creates unique vocal arrangements of well-known songs by ABBA, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, David Bowie, and others, using only vocals without instruments.
Perpetuum Jazzile is known for the ability of its members to reproduce the sounds of various instruments using only their voices — from drum rhythms to electric guitar effects. The group combines jazz, pop, soul, and other musical styles, giving its performances a distinctive character. The repertoire includes popular covers and original compositions.
One of their best-known performances that launched them into worldwide popularity is the a cappella version of the song “Africa” by Toto, which became a viral hit with millions of views online.
About the group
Perpetuum Jazzile has been active for more than four decades and has held over 650 concerts around the world, selling more than one million tickets. They have performed at prestigious events:
- Disney Paris
- Pirelli Calendar 2018
- UEFA events
- Rotary International in the USA
- the United Nations in New York
- before Pope Francis
- at New York’s Gramercy Theatre
- Scala King's Cross in London
- the Zaha Hadid opera house in Guangzhou
Their videos on YouTube have amassed over 120 million views. The group actively participates in cultural exchanges and collaborations that connect people from different cultures through music.
Practical information
The concert comes at the invitation of the Festival’s Artistic Director Boris Kraljević. The partner in the realization is Portonovi. The artists’ arrival is supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Montenegro.
The festival producer is JUK Herceg fest Herceg Novi. The patrons are the Municipality of Herceg Novi, the Ministry of Culture and Media, and the Herceg Novi Tourist Organization.
Schedule
July 2026
20
mon
21:30
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