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Jakov Jozinović has added a second night at Belgrade Arena. After the sold-out date on October 24, the Croatian performer also plays on October 25, with the same Ja za čuda letim programme. Tickets are 2,500 dinars through tickets.rs, and the start is at 8 pm.
Jozinović is among the more interesting cases on the regional scene, because he built his audience on TikTok rather than through the classic route of record labels and radio. That usually means one viral moment and a quick fade. In his case it meant a sold-out arena, then a second date, a number many performers with a decade of television presence never reach.
The tour title, Ja za čuda letim, is both a song title and a statement of intent. What sets him apart from other viral names is that he builds his shows as a full-evening production, not as a run of hits. The arena with a circular stage, which the poster announces, points in that direction.
A second date in the same venue on two consecutive nights is the solution applied when the first vanished faster than expected. It is also the most direct indicator of demand, more precise than any statement from the promoter.
Tickets for the second night are 2,500 dinars, on sale through tickets.rs.
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