Milance Radosavljevic Sells Out Tasmajdan Again

Milance Radosavljevic, a legendary star of Serbian folk music, played his second concert at Belgrade’s Tasmajdan stadium on Saturday, August 29, 2026. The show was billed as “Tasmajdan 2,” a title organizers say came straight from fans who asked for a repeat after his first performance at the venue. Tickets for the concert sold out.

The stadium was filled to capacity, and the crowd greeted the singer with ovations and thunderous applause. He opened the night with the song “Dao bih ovo malo zivota,” backed by the orchestra of Aleksandar Sofronijevic. The audience was singing along from the very first bars, as his voice and the choir of thousands gathered at the stadium echoed across Tasmajdan.

After the opening number, Milance paused. He addressed the crowd with an emotional speech, thanking them for the love, support and trust they have shown him over the years. His words drew fresh ovations, sending another clear message from Tasmajdan about what his songs mean to the people who came to hear them live, from the first track of the set to the last.

Who joined him on stage?

Before he walked out to the crowd, Milance introduced backstage the team that would back him on stage that night, the trumpet players who performed alongside him for the whole show.

“These are my guests tonight, at my concert,” Milance Radosavljevic said from the stage, introducing the trumpet players to the gathered crowd.

The brass section played alongside Aleksandar Sofronijevic’s orchestra throughout the evening, and introducing them was one of the moments the singer chose to highlight in front of the audience. Among the spectators that night was television host Dragana Katic, who watched the performance together with thousands of other fans on the stands and the lawn at Tasmajdan.

Two more concerts to come

Saturday’s show was the second in a series of four planned at Tasmajdan. The run began with Milance’s first-ever solo concert, held at the same stadium, which was followed by fan requests for a repeat, hence the “Tasmajdan 2” title for Saturday’s night.

Two more dates have been announced at the same venue, on September 2 and 3, 2026. Those will be the third and fourth, and final, concerts in the series. Tickets for the first two dates sold out in a flash, and the stadium was again packed to capacity for Saturday’s show.

The audience once again showed that its bond with Milance goes beyond the usual performer-and-fan relationship. Every song at Tasmajdan, from the opening number to the last note, was carried by thousands of voices singing along from the crowd, and the singer said from the stage that he is grateful for exactly that connection he has built with his listeners over the years. With two more dates on the calendar, the first week of September at Tasmajdan will bring the close of a series that started with one solo concert and has since filled the stadium night after night.

Tasmajdan stadium, in the center of Belgrade, hosted thousands of Milance’s fans for a second night running on Saturday, and judging by the singing from the stands, they knew every line by heart. With two sold-out dates behind him and two more ahead, the folk singer is closing out his run of concerts at the same venue in the first days of September.