Neverne Bebe play an acoustic set at the Ekata Estate amphitheatre near Krnjevo on September 11 from 9pm. The show is part of a series of acoustic evenings in the amphitheatre that the Serbian band plays outside its standard concert-hall format.

The band was founded by Milan Đurđević in early 1993, together with his brother Vlajko and drummer Čeda Macura, soon joined by guitarist Bane Jelić and later Bili King. Đurđević is also the keyboard player, the writer of the music and lyrics, the arranger and the producer; before Neverne Bebe he was part of the Valjevo symphonic rock outfit Nova Zemlja, which won the Gitarijada in Zaječar in 1983 and recorded the album "Letači".

The number that best describes what kind of machine this band was is 147 - that is how many concerts they played over the course of 1998. That same year the song "Dvoje" grew into their trademark. The album "Neverne Bebe II" came out at the start of 1997, and it produced videos for "Stranac", "Dvoje", "Divlje svinje" and "Godine srama".

The acoustic format means songs like "Dvoje", remembered for their big hall sound, will be heard stripped down to the smallest possible line-up. Tickets are around 1,737 denars and sold through tickets.rs. Krnjevo sits between Belgrade and Jagodina, right on the motorway, which puts the show within reach of audiences from both cities.