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Željko Samardžić plays a New Year concert at Sava Centar - Blue Hall in Belgrade on December 12, 2026 at 8 p.m. Tickets are from 2,900 RSD (1,526 MKD) on tickets.rs for a show that comes on the same circuit as an extensive summer tour, with stops in Bitola on August 7 and Ohrid on August 8.
Željko Samardžić is the Bosnian-Serbian singer with more than four decades on the road and one of the most recognizable voices in the evergreen era of Balkan pop music. Hits like „Ne plači", „Samo se ti pravi luda", „Ne pitaj" and „Siroma sam al volim da živim" have stayed as standards on regional radio and regularly come up in playlists for every age group.
He started his career in Sarajevo in the 80s; in the 90s he moved to Belgrade, where he built the renowned writing partnership with composer Hari Varešanović of Hari Mata Hari and with Aleksandra Milutinović. Samardžić also has the reputation of one of the most committed live acts in the region - his concerts regularly sell out Sava Centar, Cementara in Budva and arenas across Macedonia.
The New Year concert at Blue Hall is billed as part of the regular series and the obvious choice for the last big show before the winter holidays. Tickets from 2,900 RSD (1,526 MKD) on tickets.rs.
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