Two-day DJ sets at Puberaj as part of the 25th Street Musicians Festival!

One of the partners of this year’s 25^th Street Musicians Festival is Puberaj, where on August 28^th and 29^th the audience will have the opportunity to enjoy DJ sets.

At Puberaj, Novi Sad director and DJ Milana Nikić, known as Beton i Šljokice, will play music on the first evening of the festival, on August 28^th. At the Street Musicians Festival, this concept goes out of the club and into the street, turning the square into a stage and the passers-by into an audience. Through DJ sets (disco halal, afro house, funk, hip-hop, yugo disco, electronic, dance, turbo) and live improvisations, Beton i Šljokice builds a hypnotizing narrative for every party.

On the second festival night, the audience will have the opportunity to enjoy disco music, brought by two DJs from Zagreb – Dante Sentimenta and Toćha, who create under the pseudonym Vitamin disco. This duo started as an experiment, which soon grew into one of the most impressive disco events of the regional underground scene.

Inspired by the aesthetics and energy of the New York clubs of the late 70s and early 80s, Vitamin Disco brings not only music – but an audiovisual spectacle that celebrates freedom, passion and togetherness on the dance floor.

Located in the very center of Novi Sad for more than a decade, Puberaj has become synonymous with night-life entertainment. Guests say this location has the best cocktails in town, and it’s common knowledge that weekend parties are a regular occurrence. With good food and a relaxed atmosphere, Puberaj is a place where you come to stay longer than you planned. It all started with the barbershop Berberaj, and today there are still women’s and men’s hairdressing sections within the premises – which gives it a special touch.

The Street Musicians Festival – Gradić Fest 2025 is organized by the Art Association “Inbox” from Novi Sad, with the patronage of the City of Novi Sad and the Provincial Secretariat for Culture, Public Information and Relations with Religious Communities