Kosovo Clubbing

Den Atelier has confirmed that the English rave band, The Prodigy, is set to ignite the stage at Rockhal in Luxembourg, on November 28, 2023.  This news follows their last electrifying performance in Luxembourg back in 2018. For over three decades, The Prodigy has carved a unique path through the electronic dance music landscape.  While many electronic artists often adopt an image-unconscious approach, The Prodigy stood out by placing frontmen Keith Flint and Maxim Reality at the forefront.  Their incendiary live performances recreated the original spirit of the British rave scene, blending elements of arena rock showmanship and punk theatrics. Behind the scenes, it was producer Liam Howlett's studio wizardry that propelled The Prodigy to chart-topping success during the late '90s electronica boom. Howlett crafted a sonic tapestry of hard-hitting breakbeat techno , interwoven with colossal hooks and unforgettable samples. Their performance promises an unparalleled fusi

The new Servis   event will be organized with the Manifesta of the 14th Biennial, on September 23 in the refined cultural location KINO RINIA in the center of Pristina.  The space is ideal for a rave!   Servis Night is a series of events that explore the clubbing sounds of Kosovo's capital, Pristina , inviting internationally renowned DJs and electronic music artists to match the local and regional lineup.  This Friday, 23th September 2022, electro techno artist Parrish Smith and vocalist Mark Knekelhuis , performing as duo Volition Immanent , are coming to Pristina for the first time, so be prepared for a night of madness on the dance floor!!  Regional support will be provided by Martina Peneva from Skopje, Macedonica and local support by Servis artists Leo Lumezi and Leart Rama.  See you on the dance floor!!! by KS Clubbing crew! 

The Prodigy Group has a special status in Serbia. The local audience adores them, just like they adore them, but this relationship does not come from anywhere. The Prodigy are the first foreign band to visit Belgrade in 1995, eight days before the signing of the Dayton Accords, while the war was still officially over, and immediately after the sanctions, as part of their world tour when they were at their peak. On December 8, 1995, in today's Aleksandar Nikolić Hall, a former Pionir, a record number of visitors was recorded, which has not been dropped even today. While the whole of Serbia was in media and political darkness, completely excluded from the world, and young people in Serbia forgotten by the state without any hope for a better tomorrow, The Prodigy held a concert that was a turning point in many generations of Serbia, thus gaining cult status. At the cultural level, this event was completely under the radar of people from political life, and it gave young people in Serb