British indie post-punk band Editors, French rage sensation Dub Inc, provocative band from Rijeka – Let 3, and Letu štuke from Sarajevo – are the new names of Arsenal Fest 08 that will be held on June 21st, 22nd and 23rd in Kragujevac.

On 21st June, Editors will, for the first time, perform as the Main Stage headliners.Famous for their hits such as “Papillon”, “A Ton of Love”, “Sugar” and “You Don’t Know Love”, on 9th March they will release their new album with the singles “Hallelujah (So Low)” and “Magazine”.

During the first night of Arsenal, Dub Inc will play at the Main Stage.For already 2 decades, Dub Inc combines classical rage with dub, ska, hip hop and African sounds, talking about social issues and singing in French, English and Kabila language – they have a cult status in France and around the world. Their songs “Tout ce qu’ils veulent”, “Rudeboy”, “Chaque nouvelle page” and “Partout dans ce monde” have millions of views on YouTube.

The legendary Let 3, performs at the Garden Stage on 21st June featuring the new single “Tišu”, the cover of “Šuti moj dječače plavi” – hit song of the band Novi fosili.With their greatest hits “Izgubljeni”, ” Vjeran pas”, “Profesor Jakov” and “Dijete u vremenu”, they have been consistent for more than 30 years.

Cult band Letu štuke with their frontman Dine Šaran, had the honor to perform at the first Arsenal in 2011, and now they are finally returning to the Garden Stage, on 23rd June. With the new single “Bože zdravlja”, which announces the new album, Štuke continues the great series of hits such as “Mjesto za dvoje”, “Sunce”, “Šutiš”, “Tesla” and “Sami”.

A former drummer of legendary Ramones – Marky Ramone will also perform on June 21st, while Scottish hitmakers Texas and gipsy punk band from Balkan – Kultur Shock, will play on June 22 at the Maine Stage.

The set of tickets for all three evenings costs only 2000 dinars until March 14, in Dom Omladine Kragujevac and via Eventim network. Starting from March 14 we will also sell individual tickets and the set will be more expensive.