Milance Radosavljevic postpones Nis concert to December
The singer has a cold, so tomorrow's show at Cair Hall is moved to December 24. Tickets stay valid for the new date, and he has also cancelled his appearance at the Folk Music Gathering.
Milance Radosavljevic will not take the stage at Cair Hall in Nis tomorrow. The concert scheduled for October 15, 2026 has been moved to December 24, and the organizers cite the singer’s health as the reason.
Kurir reports that it is nothing serious, just a cold. The organizers say the singer’s health comes first and that they want him to face the Nis audience fit for an evening full of songs, emotion and memories. They thanked fans for their understanding, patience and support.
What happens to Cair tickets?
All tickets bought for the original date are valid for the new one, December 24. No exchange is needed. Aleksandar Sofronijevic and his orchestra “Majstori za dusu” were due to accompany Radosavljevic at the show.
Why is Radosavljevic also skipping the Folk Music Gathering?
For the same reason, the singer has cancelled his trip to the Folk Music Gathering (Sabor narodne muzike), where he was due to receive an award. He addressed fans himself, and Kurir carried his words:
I am sorry that I cannot be in Nis and at the Folk Music Gathering. The concert in Nis has been moved to December 24, and I recommend that everyone watch the Gathering and enjoy folk music.
That is what Radosavljevic told Kurir. He thanked fans for their support and invited everyone who loves his songs to gather at Cair on December 24.
How did Nis get this concert in the first place?
The Cair show was announced in response to numerous messages from fans in southern Serbia. Radosavljevic and Sofronijevic addressed the people of Nis then and invited them to sing folk songs together. “The best thing about Nis is its people. I have sung here many times and I am always glad to come back,” Radosavljevic said.
What does he have lined up for the rest of the year?
Nis is not his only December date. On December 28 he performs in Banja Luka, at the Borik hall. Before that he played four concerts at Tasmajdan in Belgrade, and he also sang in Valjevo and Novi Sad. Of the Banja Luka show he told “Vecernje Novosti”:
A good song and an honest word never go out of fashion. The greatest reward for me is seeing people still sing my songs today, seeing that they are part of their lives and memories. I am looking forward to meeting the audience in Banja Luka, because moments like these are the reason music is made.
Among the songs fans associate with him are “Dao bih ovo malo zivota”, “Andjelija” and “Magla pala”. The Borik concert, like the Nis one in December, is meant as a chance for the generations who grew up with those songs to sing them together.
