Milance Radosavljevic Sends 45 Andjelijas to Tasmajdan
He sent free tickets for the September 2 concert to women who share the name of his hit song, as he takes the Tasmajdan stage for the fourth time in a few months.
On August 26, Milance Radosavljevic used Instagram to send free concert tickets to every woman named Andjelija, the title of his hit song. The fastest 45 got a message straight to their inbox, each with two tickets to his September 2 show at Tasmajdan.
Hundreds of messages flooded the singer’s profile the moment he invited Andjelijas to be his guests at the concert. Rather than picking favorites, he decided to reward whoever answered first, sending each of the 45 women a confirmation along with two tickets, one for her and one for a companion.
The song “Andjelija” is one of his best known hits, which is exactly why the gesture struck a chord with fans. Women who carry that name will now get to hear, in person, a song that in a way was written for them too.
My dear Andjelijas, the fastest 45 got a message in their inbox and two tickets each for the September 2 concert in Belgrade. That was a little surprise from me for all of you who carry the most beautiful name. Yours, Milance,
the singer wrote in a post on social media.
How Many Tasmajdan Concerts Is This?
The September 2 show is titled “Tasmajdan Plus, Because We Owe You This” and starts at 8 p.m. It is his fourth concert at Tasmajdan in just a few months, added on later because of overwhelming demand from fans.
The previous three took place on July 3, August 29 and September 3. In the order they were announced, the September 3 show is actually the third, even though on the calendar it falls a day after the one where the Andjelijas will be sitting. Tickets for that third concert sold out in 25 minutes, and for the second, held on August 29, in eight hours.
Tickets for the September 2 show went on sale on Wednesday, July 22, at 1 p.m., through Efinity.rs. They could also be bought in person at the box offices of the Belgrade Arena, Sava Centar and Dom Omladine, as well as at more than 1,000 “Moj Kiosk” outlets across Serbia.
How the Tasmajdan Story Began
It all started on July 3, when Milance held his first big solo concert at Tasmajdan. The show set off such euphoria among fans that organizers began planning a new date almost immediately.
The second concert followed on August 29, and tickets sold out in eight hours. The third, scheduled for September 3, sold out even faster, in 25 minutes, which prompted Milance and the organizers to add one more evening, this time on September 2, as a kind of thank you to a crowd that had filled the same venue four times in just a few months.
Milance is not slowing down after the Belgrade shows. His “From Valjevo to Loznica” tour opens on September 12 with a concert in Valjevo, then continues on through other cities.
Grand Online reported the news of the invitation to the Andjelijas on August 26, the same day the singer shared the message with his followers. The women who received confirmation are now waiting for the night when they, along with hundreds of other fans, will hear at Tasmajdan, live and firsthand, the song that gave them their name.
A little more than a week remains until the September 2 concert, and organizers are still telling fans to look for any remaining tickets through the same channels: Efinity.rs, the box offices of the three Belgrade venues, or “Moj Kiosk” newsstands. For Milance, based on everything he has said so far, this is simply another chapter in a summer that has made Tasmajdan his second home.
