TBF and KNINci are kicking off the second season of the "Ajmo u rodilište!" ("Let’s Go to the *Rodilište*!") program.
They will perform at the *Rodilište kulture* (Cradle of Culture) venue in Sinj on October 3, 2026, starting at 9:30 PM.
The concert is organized by the SKUP Association as part of the national project AJMO!, which promotes concert activities and audience development in smaller towns outside Croatia's major regional centers.
The cult Split-based band TBF (The Beat Fleet) returns to the Sinj audience with their signature blend of hip-hop, funk, reggae, soul, rock, and Mediterranean spirit. Since their formation in 1990, they have captivated listeners with sharp lyrics and laid-back energy; this performance offers the Sinj audience another chance to dance, laugh, and break up the monotony of daily life accompanied by that same sharp wit and relaxed vibe. The themes of TBF’s songs range from critiques of corrupted social values—such as the dominance of degenerate material interests, intolerance toward difference, and the erosion of urban Mediterranean culture—to everyday street banter and love songs, all delivered with an ever-present dose of humor.
The evening will open with KNINci, a young six-piece band from Knin formed in 2021 during music workshops organized by the Atribut Association. Their original songs span genres from punk and rock to funk, featuring humorous and satirical lyrics that conceal deeper life themes beneath their playful exterior. They have numerous performances in Knin and the surrounding area under their belt, as well as music videos for the songs "Starački dom" and "Tetka iz Njemačke."
Capacity at Rodilište kulture is limited, so be sure to secure your tickets in advance via the Adriaticket system.
The AJMO! project is implemented by the Music Export Office Croatia with financial support from the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia.
The "Ajmo u rodilište!" program is co-financed by the Music Export Office Croatia (WMMC) and the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia.
The Rodilište kulture program is part of SKUP’s "Kultura u zaleđu" (Culture in the Hinterland) program, funded by the Kultura Nova Foundation.
The Association’s work is co-financed by the National Foundation for Civil Society Development.
