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Eighth Girls Rock Camp forms six new bands in Šabac

From N1 Serbia · () Serbian

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  • The eighth Girls Rock Camp brought together girls aged 11 to 15 from across Serbia for a week of music training in Šabac.
  • Participants learned to play instruments, write songs, compose music and perform publicly.
  • The camp formed six new bands, which performed their original songs at a concert in the Šabac Cultural Center.

Six new bands took the stage in Šabac after a week of rehearsals at the eighth Girls Rock Camp, a music program for girls aged 11 to 15.

Participants came from across Serbia, including Kikinda, Novi Sad, Čačak, Nova Pazova, Belgrade and Niš. They learned the basics of electric guitar, bass guitar, drums and keyboards, along with songwriting, composition and live performance.

The new groups are Megalodon, The Nocturnals, Total Breakdown, Glitter Zombies, Pierced Eyes and Fallen Angel. At the concert in the Šabac Cultural Center, they performed original songs they had created during the camp.

The program has been organized by the Femix Collective since 2017. It takes place in a different Serbian city each year and aims to empower girls through music. Young women musicians from Serbia’s alternative scene serve as mentors, helping participants take their first steps as performers and creators.

The 2026 camp was held with support from local educational and cultural institutions, the Nora citizens’ association, Titan Cement and people who joined the “Rock with the Girls” donation campaign.

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