Milanče Radosavljević sings at Hala Čair in Niš on October 15 from 8 p.m., with Aleksandar Sofronijević and the orchestra Majstori za dušu. The concert is part of the tour "Od Valjeva do Loznice", which began in Valjevo in September and also stops at SPENS in Novi Sad on October 2.

Radosavljević was born on October 12, 1944 in Barič near Obrenovac, so the Niš concert comes three days after his 82nd birthday. He released his first single in 1975, with the songs "Pozdravi draga sina" and "Ti ode zauvek". Among his most enduring hits are "Anđelija", "Za ljubav sam mladost dao" and "Ustala je majka rano".

The story of the tour is unusual. The singer long lived with the belief that he would never have a big solo concert, and he only held his first in 2026 at Tašmajdan in Belgrade - after six decades on stage. In the end he played four concerts at Tašmajdan, and according to the organiser the cities for the tour were chosen by the audience on social media. Niš was among the loudest.

Tickets start at 2,200 dinars via tickets.rs. Tables with bar stools are sold as 4 to 6 tickets per table.