Aleksandra Prijović sings on September 12 on the plateau of Niš Fortress. The Serbian pop-folk star who has broken every regional record for sold-out concerts performs outdoors, starting at 8 pm, and tickets are 1,600 dinars through tickets.rs.

Her career began in 2013, when she took fourth place on Zvezde Granda and won a song recording as her prize. The first real hit came in 2016 with Totalna anestezija, and that same year Senke was streamed a million times in a single day. Since then she has three albums, and the latest, Devet života, is breaking every previous number on the region's streaming platforms.

The concert numbers are what set her apart. Five sold-out nights at Arena Zagreb make her the only performer with that record, and tickets for the first three vanished within twenty-four hours. On that tour, Od istoka do zapada, around ninety thousand people came in Zagreb. Before that, three Štark Arenas in Belgrade, three Zetras in Sarajevo, three halls in Niš, and a second date at Mejdan in Tuzla - sixteen concerts in total.

This one is a different format. Niš Fortress is an open location in the heart of the city, a historic space that in summer turns into one of the largest concert stages in southern Serbia. Prijović has already filled Niš halls three times, so a return under the open sky is the logical next step.

Tickets are 1,600 dinars, on sale through tickets.rs. That is one of the cheaper prices on her tour, which for an open-air stage with large capacity makes sense.