Marija Serifovic: 'Love is coming', fourth Sava Centar show on May 29
Marija Serifovic has announced a fourth consecutive concert at Belgrade's Sava Centar for Friday, May 29, 2026, in the Blue Hall, following a sold-out run.
Three sold-out nights. Now a fourth. Possibly a fifth tomorrow. Marija Serifovic plays her fourth consecutive concert at Belgrade’s Sava Centar on Friday, May 29, 2026.
The concert series is titled Love is coming (Dolazi ljubav). The show starts at 8 p.m. in the Blue Hall, with tickets from 2,500 RSD.
A fifth date already announced
Demand has exceeded the initial schedule. The singer from Kragujevac, who in 2007 gave Serbia its only Eurovision win with Molitva in Helsinki, has added a fifth date on May 30.
In a short message to the audience at the first concert in the series, carried by Story magazine, Serifovic said:
Thank you, I owe you this until the end of my life. Love is coming, and I cannot believe how you have followed me through all these years, how you are still here today.
Standing ovations, tears in the audience, the entire room singing every refrain. The atmosphere is described in official materials as “intimate but explosive”.
The numbers behind the run
The Blue Hall holds around 1,200 seats. The math is simple:
- 4 concerts x 1,200 = around 4,800 attendees
- if the fifth night sells out, the total tops 6,000
- 19 years since the singer’s Eurovision triumph
The first concert in the series is sold out; the remaining dates are tracking the same way.
Why the intimate format
Over the past two years, Serifovic alternated small acoustic evenings with arena shows at Stark Arena. In 2026, she pivots back to the intimate format.
According to manager Branko Strbac, quoted in Press Serbia, the reason is “a greater emotional exchange with the audience”. The setlist mixes songs from her new album 11 with Eurovision classics, with the 19th anniversary of the Helsinki win to be marked this July.
What follows five Belgrade nights in a row
After the Belgrade run, the singer continues the tour. Eventim lists:
- June 28, 2026, Zetra, Sarajevo
- end of September, Arena, Zagreb
- December 2026, Stark Arena, Belgrade (date not yet officially announced)
The album 11, whose title marks the number of solo studio projects since her debut, follows 2024’s Andjeo.
A request for additional comment from her camp did not arrive before publication. The series also flagged a collaboration with composer Vladimir Graic, the author of Molitva, on a new single that may premiere at the May 30 finale.
The new songs, the singer said in the same Story interview, are dedicated to “years she no longer counts, but enjoys”.
Would you rather see Marija Serifovic stage another arena spectacle, or keep playing intimate nights at the Blue Hall?
