Prijovic: 'I want to be with my family, I won't be performing much'
Aleksandra Prijovic has announced a reduced concert schedule for 2026 and a new album release in June, and the concert set for May 9 in Zrenjanin has been moved to September 18, Press Serbia reports.
In an interview with Kurir, picked up by Press Serbia, Aleksandra Prijovic said that she will not be organizing a major tour in 2026 and will instead play a limited number of concerts in cities where she has not previously performed. “I want to be with my family, I won’t be performing much”, the singer said, adding that 2026 is “different” for her compared with the 2024 and 2025 seasons, which were her busiest concert years.
That same statement also confirms that the concert originally scheduled for Saturday, May 9, at the “Kristalna dvorana” sports hall in Zrenjanin did not take place on that date and has been moved to Thursday, September 18, 2026, Hello! magazine reports, citing official data from the promoter. The promoter did not publicly specify the reason for the move in its first announcement.
In the same Kurir statement, the singer also confirmed that her new studio album is in final production, with 12 songs that she says are “very good”. According to her longtime collaborator Dusan Lazic Laza, quoted in Hello! magazine, the release is planned for June 2026, which lines up with the period in which the singer released her previous three studio albums.
An additional statement from the singer’s management did not reach our portal before publication. According to data from ticketing platforms covering the region, by late 2025 Prijovic was the third best-selling performer behind Ceca Raznatovic and Aca Lukas, with a string of concerts at Stark Arena and in European venues.
In her private life, the singer is married to footballer Filip Zivojinovic, and the couple has two children. Their younger child was born in December 2025, which is part of the explanation for her reduced concert schedule in 2026. In the same Kurir interview, Prijovic said that she is also spending the first part of the year shooting music videos for songs from the new album.
The album, whose title the singer has not yet publicly announced, follows “Testament” from 2017 and “Zvuk tisine” (The Sound of Silence) from 2022, both released under her label A Music. Her collaboration with composer Dusan Lazic, dating back to her first album, continues in 2026, alongside several new authors whose names the singer has not yet publicly confirmed.
The next confirmed date in the singer’s calendar after the postponed Zrenjanin show on September 18 is set for autumn 2026, with concerts at Sava Centar and the Belgrade Arena, per tickets.rs and efinity.rs. The album and the new single ahead of summer, named in the Kurir statement, remain the only confirmed material for the first half of the year.
