Aleksandra Prijovic Cancels Zrenjanin Concert, Cites Virus

Singer Aleksandra Prijovic announced on her Instagram profile on September 18, starting at 7:59 a.m., that her concert in Zrenjanin would not go ahead as planned.

“My dears, I’m so sorry that we have to cancel the concert in Zrenjanin. Even though my whole team worked today on setting up the stage and the entire event, because of the awful virus I caught, I have to let you know that we’ll see each other some other time. I hope you understand, and I’m sorry,” the singer wrote on Instagram.

According to her, the crew had been on site that same day setting up the stage and organizing the show, but the virus she came down with proved stronger than the plan. No new date for the concert has been announced so far, and there is no information yet on refunds for tickets already purchased.

What Was Being Said Before the Singer Spoke Up

Before Aleksandra’s post, claims had been circulating online that weak ticket sales, not illness, were behind the cancellation of the Zrenjanin show. Her Instagram message pushed back on those claims, since she cited her health, specifically the virus, as the only reason, rather than a lack of interest from fans.

None of the available sources give an exact date or venue for the planned Zrenjanin concert, and there is no official word yet on a new date or on whether tickets already bought will be valid for it.

Followers responded quickly to Aleksandra’s post, mostly with messages of support and wishes for a fast recovery.

Back on Stage After a Break

Aleksandra Prijovic has been highly active on stage in recent months. After a short break following the birth of her second child, she returned to touring and, according to media reports, has been booking one show after another, with her new album ranking among the most listened to in the region. Her concerts are said to sell out well in advance, which is why the Zrenjanin cancellation caught off guard part of the audience that had been counting on that exact date and had already bought tickets.

A few days before she was due to perform in Zrenjanin, the singer was also a guest at an event in Belgrade, where, according to media reports, she drew attention with her outfit. The days between that appearance and the scheduled concert overlapped with the spread of rumors about poor ticket sales, rumors Aleksandra later addressed with her post about the virus.

She recently organized a lavish christening and first-birthday celebration with her husband, Filip Zivojinovic, for their daughter, Aria. Numerous well-known figures from the music and entertainment world, along with friends and colleagues of the singer, gathered at the celebration in Belgrade, and singer Aco Pejovic served as the girl’s godfather. That celebration took place only a few days before the date scheduled for Zrenjanin.

What Is Known, and What Isn’t

For now, it is only certain that the Zrenjanin concert has been canceled and that the singer cited a virus as the reason, not the weak ticket sales that had been rumored before her post. It is not known when the show will be held, nor whether organizers will announce a specific refund process for those unable to attend the new date. Until organizers issue an official statement, the audience in Zrenjanin is left without the date they had been counting on, and it remains an open question whether a new date will be announced before or only after Aleksandra’s full recovery.