At Trenčín Airport, we’re currently building the “Pohoda town” from morning until night. This year, it will look different from what you’ve been used to in recent years. → read more

At Pohoda, beer isn’t just a beverage—it’s part of the festival experience. A well poured glass can become as memorable as a powerful concert or a sunset conversation. And behind this experience is a dedicated team that makes it happen, from logistics planning to the bartenders on the ground.  → read more

Parking P5 is almost sold out. There's only 10 % of Parking XL left.  → read more

Sunflowers, Trenčín airport, the lineup, as well as the Pohoda Festival logo from the 2000s and T-shirts and hoodies featuring the iconic claim “Alright, I'll come then.” You can find the Pohoda 2025 merch collection starting tomorrow in our festival Pohoda shop. → read more

Once again this year, we’re working closely with Safety Crew, who will be making sure you feel safe throughout the festival. → read more

A low-cost spring trip to Paris, a hike in the mountains during peak season, euphoric summer open-air festivals, and a winter escape to exotic Asia. At first glance, these are completely different adventures. But if something goes wrong, they all do have one thing in common: an unpleasant—and potentially expensive—experience. That’s exactly why it pays to think ahead and include year-round travel insurance in your adventure planning. You can take care of that with Pohoda Festival’s partner, Generali Insurance. And if you arrange your annual travel insurance online, you’ll receive a 10% discount. → read more

With over 320 digital solutions from Slovenská sporiteľňa, you can pay contactlessly anywhere at the festival—using your card, mobile phone or smartwatch from any bank. Cash payments will still be accepted everywhere as well. → read more

We are incredibly excited that in record time, we’ve managed to book a musical ensemble we’ve been pursuing for a while. Africa Express is coming to Pohoda 2025 with a 50-member band led by the legendary Damon Albarn. The line-up will also include British art-pop band Django Django and Joan as a Police Woman, among others. → read more

MTBIKER accompanies people through the beauty of cycling in all its forms. It supports a community of cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts who share their experience, opinions, and grow together through our content. Since 2014, they have been running an e‑shop with the widest selection, strong availability, and the fastest delivery. That is why this year again, they decided to support everyone arriving at Pohoda by bike. → read more

Due to illness, Massive Attack unfortunately won’t be able to perform at the Pohoda festival. In addition to Pohoda, just yesterday they also cancelled two prior shows in Bonn and Berlin, Germany. We wish everyone affected a swift recovery and return to the stage. We’ve been working for years to bring this concert to Pohoda, so it is especially regrettable that we will have to wait a bit longer to see Massive Attack at the festival. We hope you will still enjoy Pohoda despite this news—we will keep you updated on any program changes today. → read more