Partibrejkers, Letu Štuke, Helem Nejse, Jarboli, and numerous regional names at the Mikser Festival in Novi Pazar

The 15th anniversary edition of the Mikser Festival will be held from June 5 to 7 in Novi Pazar, and this year’s music program brings a powerful cross-section of the regional scene – from cult rock bands and original pop to hip-hop and contemporary interpretations of sevdah.

On the main festival stage, some of the most significant names of the regional scene will perform: Partibrejkers, Letu Štuke, Jarboli, Gospođo Bate, Vroom, Marčelo and band, Helem Nejse, Marko Luis Band, as well as Amira Medunjanin, Zoran Predin, and Nikola Čuturilo. A special segment of the festival atmosphere will be the popular “Jugoslovenka” party, as an homage to the shared cultural and musical heritage of the former Yugoslavia.

Under the slogan “New World,” Mikser festival will gather diverse musical voices – performers of different generations and sensibilities – turning Novi Pazar into a regional center of contemporary sound and a unique festival experience. The program brings a blend of different musical directions – from cult alternative bands and engaged hip-hop to emotional sevdah interpretations and modern genre fusions, confirming the festival’s idea of connecting the different voices of the region into the unique sound of the “New World.”

The opening of the festival’s music program on June 5 will be marked by performances from the bands Vroom, Jarboli, and Partibrejkers.

The second festival night, June 6, leads us through performances by the band Helem Nejse, Marčelo, and Letu Štuke, while the final night brings a wide range of musical expressions – from Marko Luis and Analogna Rasa, through a joint performance by Nikola Čuturilo and Zoran Predin, to an emotional concert by Amira Medunjanin, followed by the “Jugoslovenka party” as the festival program’s finale.

Tickets for the music program are available via GIGSTIX, as well as at sales locations in Novi Pazar: the Novi Pazar Cultural Center Box Office, Art Kafe, and Pub.

Once again this year, the music program confirms Mikser as one of the most relevant regional festivals for the contemporary music scene, through a line-up that unites established names and new-generation performers.