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Anitë Invites — Second Edition: Anthea, Dana Ruh & Anitë


Zone Club in Prishtina has quietly built a reputation over the past several years as one of the most culturally significant venues in the region, for the intention behind its programming. This Saturday, that intention reaches a new level of clarity.

On October 17, Anitë Invites returns for its second edition that brings together three artists of underground credibility for something that extends well beyond the mechanics of a club night. All ticket proceeds will be donated towards supporting women affected by breast cancer.

Conceived and hosted by dj Anitë, the Invites series is built around a simple but powerful premise: that the dancefloor has always been a space of solidarity, and that solidarity can be directed with purpose. 


Anitë will perform on the night herself. This is her event in the fullest sense, and the lineup she has assembled around it is a direct reflection of her values as both a selector and a member of the wider underground community.

Anthea takes the Zone Club Main Room with the kind of authority that comes from years of dedicated, unhurried work within the underground. Widely regarded as one of the most serious vinyl selectors active on the European circuit today, Anthea’s approach to DJing is rooted in deep musical knowledge and a commitment to groove that resists easy categorisation. Her sets do not follow trends but a logic internal to the music itself, and that distinction is precisely what makes them compelling.


Dana Ruh is, by any measure, one of the defining figures of Berlin’s contemporary underground. With a discography that spans some of the most respected labels in electronic music and a live presence that consistently demonstrates why physicality and musicality are not mutually exclusive, Dana Ruh brings both weight and nuance to any room she plays. 

It is worth noting the significance of the venue itself. Zone Club has done more for the preservation and development of electronic music culture in Kosovo than perhaps any other institution in the country. Its consistent investment in both local and international talent, its commitment to safe and intentional spaces.

📅 Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026
📍 Venue: Zone Club — Main Room, Prishtina, Kosovo
🎟️ Early Bird Tickets: 10€
💗 All ticket proceeds go towards supporting women affected by breast cancer

Guests can also expect surprises and gifts throughout the evening — a reminder that warmth and purpose belong together on a night like this.

See you at the dance floor.


by KS Clubbing

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