Aca Lukas Plays Podgorica's Moraca Hall Ahead of Arena

Aca Lukas performed a solo concert at the Moraca hall in Podgorica, and no official attendance figure has been released so far. Regional outlets report a packed hall, but none says how many people actually came in.

The concert came just before his Belgrade shows. Lukas has scheduled three concerts at the Belgrade Arena for early November.

Which songs were played at Moraca?

Two reports are enough to piece together part of the setlist. They mention “Licna karta” (Identity Card), “Kafana na Balkanu” (Tavern in the Balkans), “Istina je da te lazem” (The Truth Is That I’m Lying to You) and “Bele ruze” (White Roses).

Hype TV adds “Nisam preziveo” (I Didn’t Survive), “Nesto protiv bolova” (Something for the Pain), “Voleo bih da sam znao” (I Wish I Had Known) and “ByPass”. No source gives a complete list, so this should not be read as the full program of the evening.

How did the reports describe the concert?

Kurir says the audience took over the songs from the first bars of “Licna karta”, “Kafana na Balkanu”, “Istina je da te lazem” and “Bele ruze” and sang along at the top of their voices. The same piece calls Lukas the “king of a good time”.

Hype TV writes that applause and ovations greeted the singer as he walked on stage, and that thousands of people sang along from the first moments. Unlike Kurir, that outlet published its report during the concert itself, alongside posts on its Instagram profiles, HYPE TV BiH and HYPE TV Crna Gora.

How many people were in the hall?

Kurir writes about a “record number of people” and record attendance at the Moraca hall, but gives no figure. Hype TV says the hall was full to the last seat and that thousands of people sang along with the singer.

Neither is a ticket count. Until the organizer publishes how many tickets were sold, the record remains a media claim, without a number to back it up.

What day was the concert held?

The sources differ. Kurir says in the same piece that Lukas staged the spectacle “on Friday”, but also that impressions from “last night’s” concert are still being tallied. Hype TV reports from the concert as if it were under way and says it is happening “tonight”, with no date.

For that reason, the exact day remains unconfirmed.

What comes next at the Belgrade Arena?

Lukas has scheduled three concerts at the Belgrade Arena for November: on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th. The third was added after the first two sold out, which Kurir reported earlier in a separate story.

Kurir’s related coverage also recalls Lukas’s performance in Sofia, but for neither Podgorica nor Sofia is there attendance data that could be compared with the sold-out Belgrade shows.