Milanče Radosavljević at the Čair hall in Niš on 2 December - the folk music legend after four concerts at Tašmajdan

Milanče Radosavljević, a legend of Serbian folk music, performs on 2 December from 8 p.m. at the Čair sports hall in Niš, together with Aleksandar Sofronijević's Majstori za dušu. The concert was originally scheduled for 15 October, and all tickets bought for that date are valid for the new one.

Milan Radosavljević, known to people as Milanče, was born on 12 October 1944 and never left his native Barič. Music is a family tradition: his father played double bass and clarinet, and his son Zoran plays the accordion. Audiences remember him for "Anđelija" and "Dao bih ovo malo života", a song his fans consider his anthem, and on 30 June 2026 he released the new "I siromah dušu ima".

This year, at 81, he gave his first big solo concert: on 3 July at Tašmajdan, followed by extra dates, ending up with four concerts at Tašmajdan in total. In September he set off on the "Od Valjeva do Loznice" tour, which began at the Petnica sports centre in Valjevo.

Tickets on tickets.rs start at 2,200 dinars, about 1,158 denars, and bar tables are sold only in groups of four to six seats. A singer who has been drawing audiences for six decades, and gave his first big solo concert only this year - how many more stories like that does folk music hide?