Aca Lukas: 'I'm coming back to the Arena on November 4', tickets on sale
Aca Lukas has announced a major solo concert at Belgrade Arena on November 4, 2026, with Hype Production as the organizer and tickets on sale through the Ticket Vision network.
Aca Lukas is returning to Belgrade Arena. The concert is set for November 4, 2026, with the announcement made by organizer Hype Production via Instagram.
Tickets are already on sale. Prices start at 2,500 RSD for standing places on the floor, available through the Ticket Vision network and the tickets.rs website.
The singer’s message to fans
From his studio dressing room, microphone in hand, serious-faced. The singer addressed his audience in a brief video clip:
I’m coming back to the Arena. I’m preparing a huge show for you, one you won’t forget.
The clip racked up more than a million views within 24 hours. Lukas’s Instagram profile has over 600,000 followers.
A new kind of production
The collaboration with Hype Production brings a technical leap. According to organizer Nemanja Mandic, cited in Telegraf, this is “the first production to deploy the latest LED technology with a 360-degree stage”.
The singer from Sremska Mitrovica, full name Aleksandar Vuksanovic, has already played several sold-out shows at Belgrade Arena. The most memorable were his 2009 and 2018 performances.
What comes before November
Lukas has been touring the region and the European diaspora over recent months. Zagreb, Sarajevo and Vienna are behind him.
His pre-arena schedule includes:
- May 23, 2026, Mejdan Hall, Tuzla (25 to 100 marks)
- May 14, 2026, Belgrade Arena, evening start at 20:30
- May Belgrade ticket prices up to 8,000 RSD for VIP sections
No additional statement from the singer’s camp had arrived by publication time.
What the announcement brings for November and how Lukas will surprise the audience
Mandic of Hype Production wants the November show to become “the centerpiece of the 2026 season”, with special guests and the premiere of a new album. Over the past two years, the singer has released two singles and prepared material for a new studio album that could land in stores just ahead of the arena spectacle.
In an interview with Story magazine, Lukas added that he is “ready to dedicate the final third of my career to the most emotional concerts yet”.
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