Russian band SBPCh plays Nova Zappa Barka in Belgrade on December 3 from 8 p.m., with doors at 7 p.m. The concert was originally scheduled for November 26, but the organiser moved it; tickets already bought are valid for the new date.

SBPCh is short for "Samoye bolshoye prostoye chislo", or "The Largest Prime Number". The band is from St. Petersburg and was founded by vocalist Kirill Ivanov. After the 2007 debut, GQ magazine named Ivanov musician of the year. The sound is pop without classic drums, where melody and recitative carry the rhythm, and the discography runs from "Lesnoy orakul" (2012) and "My ne spali, my snilis" (2018) to "Zhivotnye pyut iz luzh" (2024). In 2022 the band stopped performing in Russia and moved its activity to Europe, touring Germany, Spain, Finland and other countries.

This year SBPCh celebrates two decades with a new show and a new album, which according to the organiser promises to be the most dancefloor-ready material in the band's history. He describes their concerts as a mix of rave, a reunion with old friends and group therapy - an hour and a half to forget about everything else.

Tickets start at 4,600 dinars via tickets.rs. Children up to and including 9 years old get in free.