Concert by the Leteči potepuhi band

Leteči potepuhi is a Slovenian pop-rock-blues band.⁣⁣ FREE ENTRY! ⁣⁣ Leeteči potepuhi performs in the line-up: Dejan Došlo - acoustic guitar, vocals;⁣⁣ Klemen Lombar - electric guitar;⁣⁣ Sergej Jereb - bass guitar;⁣⁣ Matjaž Ogrin - drums,⁣⁣ Marko Ogrin - keyboards,⁣⁣ Aljoša Kunilo - vocal.⁣ ⁣

⁣ GROUP BIOGRAPHY 1991: Dejan Došlo, Klemen Tičar, and Sergej Pobegajlo, who had already played together in the band Krom during elementary school, decided to change their musical direction after returning from military service. Under the name Leteča potepuha, they began playing blues and reggae. During this period, they performed across Slovenia, Croatia, Italy, and spent some time honing their craft as street musicians in Amsterdam. 1993: At joint concerts, they met Adi Smolar, who invited them to collaborate on his second album Neprilagojen. They also invited bassist Jožef Sečnik to join the collaboration. 1994: Together, they formed the band Leteči potepuhi, joined by brothers Marko and Matjaž Ogrin. The group released their debut album Zguba časa in denarja, which won three Golden Rooster awards (Song of the Year, Album of the Year, and Newcomers of the Year). The same lineup also worked with Adi Smolar on his third album Bog ne daj, da bi crknu TV, which also received a Golden Rooster award. 1997: Dejan Došlo was involved in a car accident, which led to changes in the band's lineup. The Ogrin brothers left the group, and they were replaced by new members Blaž Grm on drums and Aleš Čadež on keyboards. That same year, they released their second album Ljubezen na prvi pogled, featuring the hit song "Ko ti vse narobe gre." 1999: After unsuccessful auditions for a new singer, Dejan took over the role of lead vocalist, and with Jožef Sečnik, they recorded their third album Sveža jajca. The song "Kurja lojtra" became part of the soundtrack for the film Zadnja večerja, for which Dejan co-composed the music. 2000: Due to internal disagreements, the band disbanded. Jožef Sečnik moved to England, where he continued his musical career, while Dejan Došlo and Robi Pikl founded a new band called Frik Bruthers. 2007: Dejan Došlo founded a new band, Mestni postopači, which became the backing band for Adi Smolar. Together, they released three albums: Brez dlake na jeziku (2008), Se počasi daleč pride (2011), and Prav zdaj (2018). 2008: Mestni postopači released their only album Dobrodošlo, where Dejan again took on the role of lead vocalist. The album included the music video for the song "Znor'u." 2014: Mestni postopači lost their harmonica player Damir Jazbec and once again invited the original lead singer of Leteči potepuhi, Klemen Tičar, to rejoin. The band renewed their concert repertoire with original songs and covers. 2015: Mestni postopači rebranded themselves as Leteči potepuhi and recorded a full album of new material at the Metelkova studio with producer Janez Križaj. However, due to disagreements, Klemen Tičar left the band again. 2017: Aljoša Kunilo became the new lead singer, and the Ogrin brothers, Marko and Matjaž, returned to the band. They recorded material for an album but decided not to release it, as it didn’t align with the band's current direction. 2022: Leteči potepuhi released a music video for the song Spet sm kle, directed by Dejan Babosek, featuring actors Valter Dragan and Vanja Plut. 2024: The band welcomed a new permanent guitarist, Klemen Lombar, along with substitute drummer Boštjan Jarič and former harmonica player Damir Jazbec, who fill in for the Ogrin brothers when they are unavailable.