Indira Radic Skips Juzni Vetar: I Work in Vienna
While the music scene buzzes about Juzni Vetar's sold-out Tasmajdan shows, Indira Radic explains why her name is missing. No feud, she says, just prior bookings and a late invitation.
- Indira Radic will not perform at Juzni Vetar's concerts at Tasmajdan.
- She cited prior bookings and an engagement in Vienna, not a quarrel.
- She stressed there is no friction with producer Mile Bas.
- The Juzni Vetar concerts are set for June 26 and 27.
Indira Radic has spoken out about the question lighting up Serbia’s music scene: why is her name absent from the lineup for the big Juzni Vetar concerts at Tasmajdan, scheduled for June 26 and 27. While part of the public speculates about an alleged feud, the singer offered a far more down-to-earth explanation in a statement to the media.
There is no drama, she insists. The reason she will not be on stage comes down to prior commitments and the fact that the invitation did not arrive in time for her to fit everything together.
“I work in Vienna,” Indira said, explaining that she already has booked shows she simply cannot move. In her words, organizing concerts of this scale has to start much earlier, not two or three weeks before the event itself.
Is there a feud with Juzni Vetar?
The short answer, according to Indira, is no. The singer flatly denied that any conflict lies behind her absence. She made a point of stressing that there are no disagreements with Mile Bas, the producer and one of the people behind the Juzni Vetar brand.
What she underlined instead was timing. Indira said that if someone wants to see her on a project this big, they have to call her earlier, not at the last minute when her calendar is already full.
That is where the heart of the story sits. Summer event schedules are planned months in advance, so singers of her standing can rarely accept a booking that lands just a few weeks before the date. Indira, it seems, wanted to put an end to the speculation before it grew into a tale of a supposed war with the producer.
What does this mean for Tasmajdan on June 26 and 27?
The Juzni Vetar concerts at Tasmajdan remain one of the most anticipated music events of the summer, with sold-out dates on June 26 and 27. The absence of one name, however big, will not change the fact that public interest is enormous.
Still, Indira’s comment opens a wider conversation about how these spectacles are built and who ends up on stage in the end. Her message that everything gets arranged the way it suits the organizers hints at the logistics behind every lineup that the audience never sees.
For now, Indira Radic is sticking to her line: no anger, no conflict, just a schedule that did not line up. So will you notice she is missing at Tasmajdan, or will the other names on the bill take all your attention?
