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Welcome to Changeover Festival 2026 in Belgrade
From October 7 to 10, 2026, Changeover Festival turns Belgrade into a hub for independent, electronic and experimental music. Now in its fifth edition, the festival takes over more than ten unconventional venues across the city and brings together more than eighty artists from the local and international scene.
Highlights and Attractions at Changeover Festival in Belgrade
- Four days of concerts spread across more than ten unconventional venues in Belgrade
- A sound spanning electronic, post punk, experimental and alternative music
- An international line up with acts from more than a dozen countries
- A conference program with talks and networking for music industry professionals
- An audience of several thousand music fans, curators and industry delegates
- Late night programming that in parts runs into the early morning hours
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Belgrade
The program kicks off on Wednesday evening and runs through the early hours of Sunday morning. On each of the four days, several clubs, cultural venues and unconventional spaces across the city center open their doors for concerts ranging from post punk and experimental rock to electronic music and Balkan underground sounds. Exact venues and set times will be announced closer to the event.
Tickets and Admission for Changeover Festival Belgrade
Tickets are available as a day pass, a four day festival pass, and dedicated delegate and support passes. On the international platform Resident Advisor, entry starts at around 63 euros, while local ticket providers also sell passes in Serbian dinar. Exact prices per category and any extra charges for selected special events have not yet been confirmed.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Belgrade
- Since venues are spread across several neighborhoods, staying centrally near downtown Belgrade is a good idea
- Taxis or ride hailing apps are useful for getting between venues, since the program runs late into the night
- Early October in Belgrade tends to bring mild, sometimes cooler autumn weather, so a jacket for the evenings is worthwhile
- The minimum age is eighteen, so a valid ID should be carried at all times
- Given the international crowd, accommodation should be booked well in advance
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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