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Novi Sad pop star Nataša Bekvalac is touching down in Probištip. On June 20, on the open-air stage of the Aqua Park Probištip starting at 9 p.m., the singer Serbia has for years called „the Novi Sad sweetheart" comes with a concert to a town that rarely gets a star of her rank.
Bekvalac is no new name on the Balkan scene - she's been part of it for almost two full decades. Across six studio albums, from her debut „Ne brini" (2001) to the latest „Mama" (2025), she built a repertoire of hits the audience knows by heart: „Laži me", „Nikotin", „Mali signali", „Trista stepeni". In 2020 she held her first solo concert at the Belgrade Arena, proof that even after twenty years of career she still fills halls.
The Probištip concert is part of the summer program at the Aqua Park Plavica and offers a format Balkan pop stars rarely accept - a show under open sky in a smaller town, instead of an arena. For audiences in eastern Macedonia, it means Bekvalac comes to their turf, with no need for a trip to Skopje or Belgrade.
Tickets sell for 1,000 denars in advance, 1,200 denars at the door, and VIP tickets cost 1,400 denars, through kupikarta.com and at the Aqua Park Probištip box office. It starts at 9 p.m.
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