Cruz Beckham and The Breakers: The Son of Famous Parents Who Wins You Over with His Guitar

Cruz Beckham and The Breakers: The Son of Famous Parents Who Wins You Over with His Guitar

Cruz Beckham and The Breakers are also coming to Pohoda 2027. Despite his famous surname, the 21-year-old singer, guitarist and songwriter from London is building a musical identity of his own. His music moves between indie rock, psychedelia and Britpop, and he openly draws on the legacy of The Beatles. After his first sold-out shows, festival appearances and the release of his debut EP Wear & Tear, he'll now play Pohoda 2027. → read more

06. November 2026
Patti Smith Returns to Pohoda After Eighteen Years, with Her Quartet and Songs That Changed Rock History

Patti Smith Returns to Pohoda After Eighteen Years, with Her Quartet and Songs That Changed Rock History

One of the most remarkable figures in world music, poet, writer and punk pioneer Patti Smith is returning to Pohoda after eighteen years. At the festival's 31st edition, taking place on 8–10 July 2027, she'll perform with the Patti Smith Quartet. Even after more than half a century on stage, her concerts remain an intense meeting of rock energy, poetry, personal stories and civic engagement. → read more

05. November 2026
Moonchild Sanelly Sets Pohoda Alight with Her Future Ghetto Funk

Moonchild Sanelly Sets Pohoda Alight with Her Future Ghetto Funk

South African singer, rapper and dancer Moonchild Sanelly is one of the boldest and most distinctive figures on today's African music scene. She calls her style future ghetto funk, blending amapiano, gqom, kwaito, afro-punk, hip hop, electronic music and pop. Her shows are an explosion of dance rhythms, a striking voice, confidence and humour. At Pohoda 2027, we can look forward to one of the most charismatic live performers around. → read more

04. November 2026
Joshua Idehen Brings Poetry, Dance Beats and Hope to Pohoda

Joshua Idehen Brings Poetry, Dance Beats and Hope to Pohoda

What happens when urgent poetry meets dance beats, gospel choirs and the energy of a club night? The answer is Joshua Idehen. The British-born Nigerian poet, spoken word artist and musician turns personal stories and observations about the world around us into music that can make you laugh, move you and get you dancing. At Pohoda 2027, he’ll bring music that keeps looking for reasons to hope, despite all the bad news. → read more

30. October 2026