Seka Aleksić sells out Arena Zagreb twice, adds a March date

Seka Aleksić has sold out both of her concerts at Arena Zagreb, on Friday 6 and Saturday 7 November 2026 (Index). Demand has brought a third night: Saturday 20 March 2027, again at the arena (tportal). The singer announced the date on 30 October, calling in to the Extra Dan show on Extra FM. Arena Zagreb says the November nights are her first appearance in Croatia's largest hall. She marks more than 20 years on stage there, with songs such as Aspirin, Crno i zlatno and Poslednji let (Arena Zagreb). The tour is called Ne daj se, kraljice.

Three nights at the arena

The Croatian platform upad.hr runs the official sale for all three nights. On 31 October it still lists both November nights as active events, without a sold-out label. Only the seating plan at checkout shows whether single seats come back. upad.hr gives a planned finish of 22:30 on Friday and 23:00 on Saturday. The arena lists 7 November as a separate event in its calendar (Arena Zagreb).

Tickets for 20 March 2027

For the third night upad.hr lists seven categories (upad.hr). A fee of €1.50 per ticket comes on top of each price.

• Parterre (floor): €25
• Fan Pit: €30
• Lower stand: €35
• VIP table: €45
• Meet and greet: €60
• VIP Salon: €75
• VIP box: €115

Doors open at 19:00. Children up to 6 get in free but have no seat of their own and sit on a parent's lap. Wheelchair users enter free with their own ticket, requested from upad.hr; a companion pays full price. The March set list will partly differ: Index reports that Seka Aleksić plans to sing songs she leaves out in November (Index). Songs from her new album Femme Fatale are also on the bill (upad.hr).

What it means for visitors

Anyone without a November ticket is best off planning for March. 20 March 2027 is a Saturday, so the concert fits a weekend in Zagreb. For the drive from Bosnia and Herzegovina: since 30 October the old bridge at Stara Gradiška is open again, which gives Gradiška two crossings (border crossings). Bosnia and Herzegovina requires winter equipment on all roads from 1 November to 1 April, Croatia on its signed winter routes from 15 November to 15 April (winter tyres). That still applies on the way to the March concert.

Getting to the arena by tram and bus

Arena Zagreb is at Ulica Vice Vukova 8 in the south-west of the city. Trams 7 and 14 stop at Savski gaj-rotor, about 10 minutes' walk away. Bus 234 leaves the main railway station every 25 minutes, the arena says. Under ZET timetables from October 2026, the last bus 234 leaves the Arena Zagreb stop at 23:56, after the planned end of the concert. The arena advises arriving an hour before the start. Parking is at the Lidl and Plodine supermarkets and the Arena shopping centre; spaces inside the arena complex are for VIP ticket holders. Small bags are allowed and searched; food, drinks and umbrellas stay outside (arena guide).