Brawl Breaks Out at Spuz Concert, Amadeus Band Plays On
A brawl broke out at an Amadeus Band concert in Spuz on the night of August 15 into 16, as the band performed a song featuring Teodora Scepanovic. Security officers from Danilovgrad restored order.

A brawl broke out at an Amadeus Band concert in Spuz on the night between August 15 and 16, as the band performed from the stage a song recorded with Teodora Scepanovic. Police brought the situation under control.
In Brief
- The concert was held in Spuz, Montenegro, on the night between August 15 and 16, 2026.
- The clash started as scuffling among a few guests and spread to a larger group
- The band did not stop the show
- Order was restored by officers of the Danilovgrad Security Department
- Several people were injured, with no serious injuries reported according to initial information
Footage appeared on social media already on the morning of August 16. It shows the incident starting as scuffling among a handful of guests in the crowd, which within a short time drew in far more people, right in the area in front of the stage.
The Band Played Through It
Members of Amadeus Band did not stop the show. They kept playing while the chaos unfolded in front of them.
The song the band was performing at the time was made in collaboration with Teodora Scepanovic. Whether the singer was on stage in Spuz that night is not stated in the initial reports.
Security First, Then Police
Concert security responded first and tried to separate those involved in the fight. When that wasn’t enough, officers from the Danilovgrad Security Department arrived on the scene and restored order.
Why Did Police From Danilovgrad Respond?
Spuz is a settlement in the municipality of Danilovgrad, in central Montenegro, which is why the local security department has jurisdiction over the area. The Police Administration reported that public order and peace had been preserved.
What’s Known About the Injured
According to initial reports from the scene, several people were injured in the clash. There were no serious injuries.
The exact number of injured has not been released. The initial reports include no information on whether anyone involved was detained, or whether charges will be filed against anyone.
How It Unfolded
Based on the footage and initial reports from the scene, the sequence of events looked like this:
- scuffling among a few guests in the crowd, during the song the band was performing
- the clash spreading to a larger group, in the area right in front of the stage
- security stepping in and trying to separate those involved
- officers of the Danilovgrad Security Department arriving and restoring order
- initial reports of injuries, with no serious injuries
The show went on the entire time, so the same footage captures both the musicians on stage and the crowd below. Whether the concert continued to the end after the police intervention is not stated in the initial reports.
Who Is Amadeus Band
Amadeus Band is one of the region’s better known pop acts, with Aleksandar Cvetkovic and Bojan Tasic Dzaja among its singers. They perform at clubs and summer venues across Serbia and the region.
A joint concert with Tropiko Band at the Summer Stage in Nis, under the slogan “Domacinski u Nisu,” was scheduled for June 20 this year, starting at 9 p.m.
The Footage Making the Rounds
What set the Spuz incident apart from the usual concert scuffle was the footage itself. Phone cameras captured the whole sequence, from the first shove to the moment the crowd was pulled apart, with the band playing on stage throughout.
Footage like this spreads fast in music industry circles, and by the morning of August 16 the video from Spuz was already being carried by news sites in both Serbia and Montenegro.
The concert organizer and Amadeus Band had not commented on the Spuz incident as of publication.



