The 2000s featured popular bands Negative, Neverne Bebe and Night Shift. The power pop band Negative, featuring the former Tap 011 vocalist Ivana Peters, formed in 1999, released several successful albums and had successful appearances on several musical festivals. Neverne Bebe, formed in 1993 by the keyboard player Milan Đurđević, having released three studio albums and having several lineup changes, released highly successful album "Dvoje – The Best Of", featuring two female vocalists and featuring rerecorded versions of the band's old songs, after which they became one of the top mainstream acts of the Serbian scene. The post-grunge/hard rock band Night Shift, although formed in 1991, released their debut, successful cover album "Undercovers" in 2002. In 2009 the band released "Bez zaklona" which featured their own songs. Beside the mentioned bands, the veterans of the Serbian rock scene, YU Grupa, with their comeback "Dugo znamo se" (2005), Đorđe Balašević, with the albums "Dnevnik starog momka" (2001) and "Rani mraz" (2004), Riblja Čorba, with "Pišanje uz vetar" (2001), "Ovde" (2003), "Trilogija" (2007) and "Minut sa njom" (2009), Bajaga i Instruktori, with "Zmaj od Noćaja" (2001), "Šou počinje u ponoć" (2005) and "Daljina, dim i prašina" (2012), Električni Orgazam with "Harmonajzer" (2002) and "To što vidiš to i jeste" (2010), Galija with "Dobro jutro, to sam ja" (2005) and "Mesto pored prozora" (2010), Partibrejkers, with "Gramzivost i pohlepa" (2002) and "Sloboda ili ništa" (2007), and Van Gogh, with "DrUnder" (2002), "Kolo" (2006) and "Lavirint" (2009), maintained their popularity throughout the 2000s and early 2010s.