Thanks to their amazing energy, modern sound and great reactions of the crowd, LEZZ GO have taken a firm position as one of the most authentic Belgrade cover bands.

Listen to covers of Avicii, Swedish House Mafia, Calvin Harris, Rudimental, Sak Noel, Example, LMFAO, Prodigy, Bruno Mars, John Newman, One Republic, Pharell Williams, Beyonce, Rihanna, Shakira, Daft Punk, Jamiroquai, Chemical Brothers, Bomfunk MC’s etc.

For almost two decades now, people have been falling in love with this authentic band called „The Gift“. Our country can finally feel something more than just doing regular covers with this band, that gives authentic performance with full on energy.
Frotman, Jovan Matic, has specialized in his „British style“ when performing David Bowie tribute in London clubs. Aside from his „British“ vibe, he also has some dancing moves and energy specific for some great music icons, and the thing that’s the most important in rock n roll, the charizma on stage.

It’s a party band, and the crowd always wants more of „The Gift“!

Enjoy some of the best club performances every weekend and your favorite hits.

Viber us:
+38163594294
+38163594054

BATTLE OF THE BANDS!

Two energetic bands will fire up the two stages at Bitefartcafe!
Come and enjoy this music „fight“ with furious energy and damn good atmosphere!

SKYLIMIT & ELECTRIC FUNX bands will give you double energy, double quality and you’ll get two parties at once.
The greatest hits and the best live music in town!

Entrance: 300 RSD

Powerful vocals, amazing energy on stage and a great party is what you can expect when it comes to the GBT band!

Rock & House extravangza, but also the newest pop, MTV and VH1 hits.
You can listen to them, but it works even better if you dance!

The best club performances every weekend and your favorite Pop Rock House and R’n’B hits!

Viber us:
+38163594294

The Brand New Heavies is coming back to Belgrade with a new album
An October in the style of the „acid jazz“ London scene

The authentic jazz/funk/soul/R’n’B band, The Brand New Heavies, will have two concerts in Belgrade’s Bitefartcafe club, as a part of the Musicology Barcaffè Sessions concert series, on October 29 and 30.

Pioneers of the „acid jazz“ scene in London, The Brand New Heavies, translated their love for the funk grooves of the 1970s into a sophisticated sound that carried the torch for the classic soul in an era dominated by Hip-Hop. Formed in 1985 by drummer/keyboardist Jan Kincaid, guitarist Simon Bartholomew, and bassist/keyboardist Andrew Levy – longtime school friends from the London suburb of Ealing – The Brand New Heavies were originally an instrumental unit inspired by the James Brown and Meters records its members heard while clubbing the rare groove scene in vogue at the moment. The trio soon began recording their own music, gaining enormous exposure when their demo tracks were spun at the influential Cat in the Hat Club.

Eventually adding a brass section, the Brand New Heavies built a cult following throughout the London club circuit, surviving the shift that saw the rare groove scene fade in the wake of acid house. After an earlier recording deal with Cooltempo yielded the single „Got to Give,“ the Heavies — now including vocalist Jay Ella Ruth — signed with the fledgling indie label Acid Jazz; recorded on a budget of just 8,000 pounds, the group’s self-titled LP appeared in 1990 to strong critical acclaim, resulting in a licensing deal with the American company Delicious Vinyl. With Ruth now out of the band, Delicious Vinyl hand-picked N’dea Davenport as her successor, insisting the Heavies re-record tracks from their debut for their first U.S. effort, also an eponymous release that appeared in 1992.

After scoring at home with „Dream Come True“ and „Stay This Way,“ the single „Never Stop“ soon landed on the American R&B charts, with the Heavies the first British group to accomplish such a feat with a debut single since Soul II Soul several years earlier.
Under the influence of Q-Tip and MC Serch, they’ve absorbed the hip-hop sound and released „Heavy Rhyme Experience Vol. 1“, an album that featured Main Source, Gang Starr, Grand Pub and Pharcade.

In the following years, the band had successful albums such as „Brother Sister“ (1994), „Trunk Funk: The Best of the Brand New Heavies“ (1999) and „Get Used To It“ (2006).

The band leaders, Simon and Andrew, wrote and produced 16 singles that were at the famous top 40 singles lists while selling over 2,5 million copies worldwide.

Over the last couple of years, they’ve worked on a new album, that was released on September 6, called „TBNH“. The band has already started its world tour, and their arrival to Belgrade means that the Serbian audience will be amongst the first to have the opportunity of hearing their new songs.

The Brand New Heavies performed in Belgrade two years ago at the same concert series, where they held concerts people are still talking about, which is why the organizers scheduled two more concerts this year that the fans will be able to enjoy on 29th and 30th of October at Bitefartcafe club.

The Heavies will be the second performers at this year’s Musicology Barcaffè Sessions season, which will feature also incredible artists such as Hindi Zahra and Cory Wong from „Vulfpeck“.

Tickets can be purchased via www.tickets.rs & www.ddtickets.rs

Info:
063377483
www.musicology.rs

The Brand New Heavies is coming back to Belgrade with a new album
An October in the style of the „acid jazz“ London scene

The authentic jazz/funk/soul/R’n’B band, The Brand New Heavies, will have two concerts in Belgrade’s Bitefartcafe club, as a part of the Musicology Barcaffè Sessions concert series, on October 29 and 30.

Pioneers of the „acid jazz“ scene in London, The Brand New Heavies, translated their love for the funk grooves of the 1970s into a sophisticated sound that carried the torch for the classic soul in an era dominated by Hip-Hop. Formed in 1985 by drummer/keyboardist Jan Kincaid, guitarist Simon Bartholomew, and bassist/keyboardist Andrew Levy – longtime school friends from the London suburb of Ealing – The Brand New Heavies were originally an instrumental unit inspired by the James Brown and Meters records its members heard while clubbing the rare groove scene in vogue at the moment. The trio soon began recording their own music, gaining enormous exposure when their demo tracks were spun at the influential Cat in the Hat Club.

Eventually adding a brass section, the Brand New Heavies built a cult following throughout the London club circuit, surviving the shift that saw the rare groove scene fade in the wake of acid house. After an earlier recording deal with Cooltempo yielded the single „Got to Give,“ the Heavies — now including vocalist Jay Ella Ruth — signed with the fledgling indie label Acid Jazz; recorded on a budget of just 8,000 pounds, the group’s self-titled LP appeared in 1990 to strong critical acclaim, resulting in a licensing deal with the American company Delicious Vinyl. With Ruth now out of the band, Delicious Vinyl hand-picked N’dea Davenport as her successor, insisting the Heavies re-record tracks from their debut for their first U.S. effort, also an eponymous release that appeared in 1992.

After scoring at home with „Dream Come True“ and „Stay This Way,“ the single „Never Stop“ soon landed on the American R&B charts, with the Heavies the first British group to accomplish such a feat with a debut single since Soul II Soul several years earlier.
Under the influence of Q-Tip and MC Serch, they’ve absorbed the hip-hop sound and released „Heavy Rhyme Experience Vol. 1“, an album that featured Main Source, Gang Starr, Grand Pub and Pharcade.

In the following years, the band had successful albums such as „Brother Sister“ (1994), „Trunk Funk: The Best of the Brand New Heavies“ (1999) and „Get Used To It“ (2006).

The band leaders, Simon and Andrew, wrote and produced 16 singles that were at the famous top 40 singles lists while selling over 2,5 million copies worldwide.

Over the last couple of years, they’ve worked on a new album, that was released on September 6, called „TBNH“. The band has already started its world tour, and their arrival to Belgrade means that the Serbian audience will be amongst the first to have the opportunity of hearing their new songs.

The Brand New Heavies performed in Belgrade two years ago at the same concert series, where they held concerts people are still talking about, which is why the organizers scheduled two more concerts this year that the fans will be able to enjoy on 29th and 30th of October at Bitefartcafe club.

The Heavies will be the second performers at this year’s Musicology Barcaffè Sessions season, which will feature also incredible artists such as Hindi Zahra and Cory Wong from „Vulfpeck“.

Tickets can be purchased via www.tickets.rs & www.ddtickets.rs

Info:
063377483
www.musicology.rs

Vulfpeck’s secret weapon, rhythm guitarist Cory Wong, is coming to Belgrade for the first time!

Tickets can be purchased via www.tickets.rs & www.ddtickets.rs
Info:
+38163377483
www.musicology.rs

NEGATIVE is celebrating their 20th anniversary at Bitefartcafe on November 29th!
This Serbian band was formed at some dark times, during the bombing of Serbia in ’99. Started out as just some „kids from the block“, they are now one of the most famous Serbian bands, that made a great influence in the Serbian music industry over the last 20 years.

Tickets can be purchased via www.tickets.rs & www.ddtickets.rs
The starting ticket price is 1200 RSD.

All tickets are standing tickets.
Booth and table reservations are limited, and the reservations are possible only after the tickets are bought.
Tables have 2 chairs.
Booth reservation doesn’t include everyone sitting – this depends on the booth position and the number of guests under one reservation.

Rezervations:
063594294 & 063594054
Mitropolita Petra 8