A weekly roundup of notable cultural events in Belgrade, including festivals, markets, classical music, theater and major international touring concerts, with occasional coverage of other Balkan cities and Serbia.
A$AP Rocky plays Belgrade Arena on October 8, and Changeover Festival is already running through October 10. Deep Purple (October 10) and the Wine Vision fair (October 10–12) follow. Further out are BEMUS from October 17, Zubin Mehta at Kolarac on October 23 and the Book Fair from October 23.
Kolarac hosts Divna Ljubojević & Ansambl Melódi on November 26, Norway's Edvard Grieg Vokalensemble on December 16, and Sweden's Gunhild Carling & Carling Family on December 21 and 22. The Norwegian choir and the Carling family both make their first Serbian appearances.
The fifth Changeover Festival began October 7 and runs to October 10, with more than 60 acts at over 10 venues, from Drugstore to BITEF Theater. Foreign names include Liars, Still House Plants and Tempers.
Also in stillinbelgrade.com, blic.rs, postinfo.rsA$AP Rocky's Don't Be Dumb World Tour reaches Belgrade Arena on October 8 at 7:30 PM, organised by Skymusic and Live Nation. The European leg opened with a helicopter entrance and sold-out shows in Brussels, Amsterdam and London; tickets are sold via efinity.rs.
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