Changeover Festival by Connected Agency takes place 7–10 October in various venues across Belgrade. For the fifth year in a row, the festival aims to expand its reach—across genres, audiences and different cultural explorations, yet again ready to reinvent the definition of festival experience.

The full programme encapsulates a wide spectrum of genres, styles and sensibilities, and reads as following (A-Z):


ACHRE (DE) | Andre Droga (PT/SI) | Bandua (PT) | BNNT & Radwan Ghazi Moumneh (PL/CAN/LB) | balans (SI) | CURA I DEČKO (HR) | Curbside Lambsear (UK) | Eternity Again (CZ) | Grote Geelstaart (NL) | Jabu (UK) | KAM (TR) L'Eclair (CH) | Liars (AUS/US) | Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys (ZA/DE) | Marcel Gigote's Holy Crab (CZ) | Mimika Orchestra (HR) | Nhìn Hình (VN/DE) | PILLBERT (UK) | Roomer (DE) | Still House Plants (UK) | Sunfear (TR/DE) | Takeshi's Cashew (AR) | Tempers (US) | TUE(BE) | YONIRO (IT) | ZA! & Perrate (ES) + more to come

Some of the most compelling acts are already revealed when to be performing, and they come from all corners of the world:

Liars (AUS / US) | 10 October → From dance-punk to biker rock to dream pop, Liars are one of the most renowned bands that arose from a rich 2000s New York indie scene. Never seizing to experiment with their sound, their originality led them to collaborate with leading creatives such as Beastie Boys and Lee “Scratch” Perry producer Steve Revitte.

Tempers (US) | 7 October → Founded in the early 2010s in NYC, Tempers’ discography traverses across electronic sounds, from poetic synth-pop to techno, adding the influences of shoegaze and post-punk. These layered soundscapes are always backed with emotionally-charged lyricism.

Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys (ZA / DE) | 8 oct → Upon releasing an album in early 2026 that was widely acclaimed for its layered sound and the reinventive quality of pop noir, the South African-German collaborative project embarked with the same energy to the stages across Europe.

Still House Plants (UK) | 9 October → A vocal-drum-guitar trio. Three albums in, the band continues to show their commitment to solid and quality sound. Everything you expect is probably nothing you will hear, and that is what makes them the ones to anticipate.

L’Eclair (CH) | 9 October → Mixing nostalgia with modernity, dance with krautrock, L’Eclair is a brother-duo based in Geneva that constantly reinvents the instrumentality of electronic sounds and its potential to create a deeply human, emotional experience.