Zenith in Munich, Germany in front of 4,000 people. The tour continued with the concert at the Poljud football stadium in Split on 30 June 2013. The concert was reportedly attended by 50,000 spectators. Setlist Sokolov krik (Falcon's Shriek) Dobrodošli (Welcome) Uvijek vjerni tebi (Forever Faithful to You) Nema predaje (No Surrender) Bog i Hrvati (God and the Croats) Kletva kralja Zvonimira (The Curse of King Zvonimir) Moj dida i ja (My Grandfather and I) Zaustavi se vjetre (Slow Down, Wind) Bosna (Bosnia) Zapali vatru (Burn Fire) E, moj narode (Oh, My People) Duh ratnika (The Spirit of the Warriors) Maranatha (Maranatha) Neću izdat ja (I Will Not Betray) Geni kameni (Genes Made of Stone) Samo je ljubav tajna dvaju svjetova (Only Love is the Secret of the Two Worlds) Sine moj (My Son) Lipa Kaja (Pretty Kata) Bojna Čavoglave/Neka ni'ko ne dira u moj Mali dio svemira (Bojna Čavoglave/Let No One Touch My Small Part of the Universe) Moj Ivane (My Ivan) Lijepa li si (How Pretty You Are) Diva Grabovčeva (The Diva of Grabov) Put u raj (Road to Paradise) Početak (The Beginning) Lyrics and themes Thompson's songs are often marked with Christian and historic themes, and include folklore elements. Many of his songs deal with religion: "Radost s Visina" (), "Neću izdat ja" (), "Dan dolazi" (), and "Početak" (), or his own family and birthplace: "Vjetar s Dinare" (), "Sine Moj" (), and "Moj Dida i Ja" (). Thompson, along with Fra Šito Ćorić and Miroslav Škoro, performed the official anthem at the Croatian World Games. Thompson composed the anthem of the Croatian Party of Rights. Thompson's "Lijepa li si" was recorded with Miroslav Škoro, Mate Bulić, Giulliano, Mladen Grdović, and Alen Vitasović. Other projects have included "Ljuta guja" with Jasmin Stavros, and "Reci brate moj" with Škoro. Perković has said he is personally a fan of such bands as Nightwish, Iron Maiden, AC/DC, and Dream Theater, among others. Thompson recorded hard rock similar to these bands for the first time on the album Bilo jednom u Hrvatskoj, considered by some to be a rock opera. A Washington Post writer described the New York stop on the Bilo jednom u Hrvatskoj tour as sounding "like Iron Maiden doing Eastern European folk". Controversies Neo-nazism speech Controversy regarding the alleged promotion of the fascist Ustaše regime led to a number of banned performances, including the band's concert in