Concert in Belgrade
On 5 September 2026 Монеточка performed at New Tekstil - Plato Tekstila in Belgrade. The concert was part of the Fairytale Tour, in which the singer blends familiar songs with a refreshed set. That evening, there was room between musical numbers for poems, conversations about children and an improvised celebration for the audience. Concert poster.
The return to Belgrade was something Монеточка openly celebrated. From the stage she said she had been really looking forward to the trip and admitted:
"I'm so happy that I finally made it to you."
That directness set the tone for the interaction: the singer addressed listeners, joked about herself and explained the personal stories behind the songs.
Program and mood
Addressing the "girls", Монеточка suggested they give themselves a "little March 8". The September date did nothing to spoil the idea. "Will you help me with that? Ready?" she asked from the stage.
The evening's musical range allowed for constant shifts in intonation. The set included:
- «Монополия»
- «Коза»
- «Селфхарм»
- «Гори гори гори»
- «Это было в России»
- «Никто не пострадал»
- «Ковчег»
- «Переживу»
In these songs Монеточка talks about closeness, memory and the surrounding world in different ways: through a joke, a household scene, a confession or a sharp question. Together they formed a conversation about losses, finding one’s place and the ability to keep living. The fairy-tale title of the tour revealed a decidedly adult content: anxiety, tenderness, anger and hope existed side by side in one program.
Motherhood and the young audience
One of the most personal conversations of the evening concerned motherhood. Монеточка called herself "the mother of two little angels" and said she feels sad when her children are not backstage. After that she introduced a song written about them — with such an introduction domestic life felt very close to the stage: behind the song were specific people she missed.
Later, attention was also paid to the youngest listeners in the venue. Монеточка asked for the youngest audience members to be invited onstage, making a point that only those who wanted to should come up. This brief remark nicely complemented the talk about her own children and the warm tone of the concert.
Poetry and personal texts
Poetry took a special place in the program. In one poetic fragment Монеточка spoke about painful experiences, motherhood, unpleasant comments and fatigue with migration bureaucracy. Gradually the text came to the decision to allow herself happiness.
"I'll be the happiest one among you."
A fragment of a poem about fear of singers, poems, love and free voices was also read. Монеточка wrote this text in 2025 in support of the musicians of the group «Стоптайм». Its final lines are addressed to those who keep goodness, courage and honesty.
The history of the poem.
Takeaways
The Belgrade concert had several memorable tones: the sting of «Монополия», the openness of «Селфхарм», the determination of «Переживу», and the tenderness of the conversation about children. What united them was the desire to preserve a personal voice and the ability to find joy. A fitting afterword to the evening came in Монеточка's own poems:
"And no one will take away the stars or the moon."
