TONI CETINSKI ASKED IF HE WILL APOLOGIZE TO SERBS AFTER SCANDAL His reaction said it all! Croatian singer Toni Cetinski canceled a concert in Novi Sad, citing the venue’s painful association with the 1990s war, a move that drew criticism. He later appeared in public with his wife and responded ironically when asked about apologizing to Serbia. Subsequently, he and his wife attempted to frame an upcoming concert in Zagreb as patriotic, a move that has also been met with skepticism and accusations of hypocrisy.

• Toni Cetinski canceled a concert scheduled for March 8th in Novi Sad, Serbia, stating the venue was a painful reminder of the 1990s war.
• He later appeared in public with his wife in Ljubljana and responded ironically when asked if he would apologize to the citizens of Serbia.
• His wife, Dubravka, announced his upcoming concert in Zagreb on Croatia’s Statehood Day as “For Croatia that does not give up,” attempting to brand it as patriotic.
• This rebranding attempt has been criticized as hypocritical in both Serbia and Croatia, with Croatian media outlets questioning the move.
• The Zagreb concert, scheduled for May 30th, was announced in June 2025 and is reportedly not yet sold out.