Aleksandra Bursac Cancels Vienna Concert After Airport Scare

Singer Aleksandra Bursac canceled her concert in Vienna, which had been scheduled for the evening of September 11, 2026. The reason was a sudden health scare: she fell ill at the airport, just before boarding her flight, and had to receive medical help.

She announced the news herself on Instagram, speaking directly to everyone who had planned to come to her concert in the Austrian capital that night. She did not specify exactly what the health problem was, nor whether she was kept under observation after the intervention.

What Bursac Told Her Fans

The post came just a few hours before the concert was set to begin. The singer apologized to her audience and said she would try to reschedule the show once she felt better.

“My dears, tonight we unfortunately won’t be together in Vienna, since I suddenly felt very unwell at the airport and had to receive medical help, so I went back home, and as soon as I feel better I hope we’ll get to spend that time together. I apologize to everyone, but I felt so bad that I couldn’t board the plane,” Bursac wrote on her Instagram profile.

The post makes clear that the health problem came on suddenly, right before the flight, and was serious enough to keep her from boarding. After receiving help from the airport’s medical staff, the singer went home instead of continuing on to Vienna.

Will the Vienna Concert Be Rescheduled?

There has been no official word yet on a new date. As of this writing, the concert’s organizer had not commented on the cancellation or said how ticket holders would be compensated.

The news was first reported by the outlet nova.rs on September 11 at 9:20 p.m., in a story bylined by journalist Viktorija Jovanovic. Telegraf carried the same news that same day at 8:59 p.m., adding details about the singer’s personal life.

A House in Banovci

According to Telegraf, Aleksandra Bursac is currently building a house in Banovci with her partner, Stevan Sekulic. The couple recently showed how far the construction had come on Instagram, posting photos of wooden scaffolding and bare brick walls still awaiting their final shape.

“The realization of our dream,” the singer wrote at the time, making no secret of how much it means to her to soon move into their new home. Bursac and Sekulic have previously explained why they chose to build outside the city: as they put it, they want peace and some distance from the pressure that comes with having their private lives in the public eye.

The canceled Vienna show comes, then, at a time when the couple is announcing major life changes, following their building project and sharing details from the site on social media. Based on everything reported so far, the health incident at the airport has not been linked in any way to those plans, and the singer has not offered any further comment on her condition since returning home.

Until she speaks again, the only official explanation remains the one from her Instagram post on September 11: a sudden decline in health at the airport, medical assistance on site, and a return home instead of the trip to Vienna.

Based on everything reported so far, the sequence of events looks like this: the singer was due to perform in Vienna on the evening of September 11, she fell ill at the airport just before boarding, she received medical help on site, the concert was canceled, and she returned home to Serbia. She was the first to inform the public of all of this herself, on Instagram, before any media outlet reported the news further.