The London band Black Country, New Road is another re-confirmed name of Pohoda 2022. The British newspaper The Times desribes them as the most exciting new band of 2021 and compares their sound klezmer band who got booked to play a rave by mistake or as an anarchic take on contemporary classical. Lucke Cartegle from NME gave the highest possible rating to the album, emphasizing that although it's just six tracks long, the album is bursting with ideas. At the end of the review, he adds: “Their peak may be years away yet, but this is still some of the most exciting music you’ll hear until then; I’m not sure what more you could ask of a debut."   → read more

Rita Payés is fantastic jazz singer and trombonist from Catalonia. Only 21 years old Rita is already very experienced musician. She was active in the Sant Andreu Jazz Band and has recorded several albums with artists such as Andrea Motis, Eva Fernandez, and Magali Datzira. At the age of 16, she released her debut Joan Chamorro offers Rita Payés, which featured Scott Hamilton, Dick Oats, Scott Robinson, Toni Belenguer, and Jo Krause. → read more

The first names of Pohoda 2022, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and Black Pumas were joined today by several re-confirmed artists. To perform at the 24th edition will be The Libertines, Richie Hawtin, Metronomy, Wolf Alice, slowthai, The Comet is Coming, Paula Temple, shame, Marina Satti, Yves Tumor, Squid, Injury Reserve, Bazzookas, Emel Mathlouthi, Hatari, Pengshui, Shht, Paupière, Space Lady, Malox, and Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs. → read more

We would like the entry to the festival to be as smooth as possible, so we are launching an on-line registration in cooperation with Vacuumlabs. You can register here → pohoda.vacuumlabs.com. It is our duty to register visitors for possible tracing. Registration will also be possible directly at the entrance, yet pre-registration will simplify and speed up the whole process. It is mandatory also for vaccinated people and people who have overcome COVID-19 in the last 180 days. Testing will also take place at the entrance and we are ready to test the full capacity of the festival. Testing for vaccinated people is not obligatory but it is available also for them in case of interest. → read more

Another batch of tickets for Pohoda on the Ground are for sale now. In the first round, we've put fewer tickets in the shop, as we counted on a capacity of 1,000 people including our production team and artists. In the end, we will have a capacity of 1000 visitors + artists & production team, therefore we can put more tickets available. The price of a one-day ticket is € 59, as there are five separate festivals, multi-day tickets or season tickets will not be on sale. The price of a ticket for people with disabilities is 49 €, PwD-C (accompanied) is 59 €. Children up to and including 6 years of age have free entry, the ticket price for juniors from 7 to 17 years is 49 €. A maximum of four tickets can be purchased per person. Please note that other types of tickets are also still available, such as Tent Inn, Lock Inn, Autocamp or parking for cars, motorbikes or caravans. You'll be able to purchase these parking and accommodation options as well on-site, but for a higher price.  Buying them in advance will shorten your entry time and it will make it easier for us to oversize the individual sectors within the area as optimally as possible. You can find all types of tickets here: www.pohodafestival.sk/en/shop/on-the-ground. → read more

Pohoda on the Ground will host also Gleb, rapping fast rhymes into various styles and genres such as glitch hop, grime, trap, and D&B. After several mixtapes and an EP, he released his debut album Lavička Pimpin in 2017. With his second album, Gauč Storytelling, he rules last year’s Radio_head Awards, taking home the award for album of the year and recording of the year in the hip hop / rap / r’n’b category. He also succeeded in the genre category a year later with the new EP Leto v Kufri.   → read more

Today, at noon, we will make available for purchase more tickets for Pohoda on the Ground. Initially, we sold fewer tickets, as we counted on a capacity of 1,000 people, including production staff and performers. In the end, we will be able to have 1000 visitors. Available for sale will be also unpaid tickets and tickets that have not been sold by clubs.   → read more

The afterparty of Saturdays programme at T3 on Pohoda on the Ground will be provided by the festival favourite—a one-man-box band with an extremely entertaining live show, Ventolin. Throughout the day David Doubek, aka Ventolin, lectures on cultural anthropology at Charles University, at night he entertains people at gigs. During the decade on the scene, he’s become one of the most sought-after electronic producers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.    → read more

Belgian band Shht will play their first concert, after a long break caused by the pandemic, at the Trenčín airport. Music portal Dansende Beren wrote about them: “Shht are musically strong enough to be taken seriously, yet at the same time they are absurd enough to never get too serious.” They confirmed that with their phenomenal and, at the same time, uninhibited set prepared for the Pohoda in the Air festival. In just two weeks, these sound-nauts from the sonic ship called Shht will perform space rock for the new generation at Pohoda on the Ground. → read more

Pohoda on the Ground will host also the Grammy-nominated Amsterdam band Altın Gün. The band is famous for its catchy and optimistic combination of genres such as Anatolian rock and Turkish psychedelic folk. New Model Radio wrote “Turkish folk songs which were passed on from generation to generation mix with a blend of funk rhythms, wah-wah guitars and analogue organs.” We have been following the band since 2018, when they debuted with On and were among the hottest bands at Eurosonic. A year later, they released album Gece, for which they were nominated for a Grammy in the Best World Music Album category, and in February this year came out their third album Yol under the label Glitterbeat Records. The latter was praised by Pitchfork, The Wire, The Quietus, and Uncut even called it a “pleasure”. We are pleased to announce that Altın Gün will perform at Trenčín Airport in a few weeks... five times! → read more