Tomorrow at 10:00 am, we´re launching the sale of the most comfortable accommodation on Pohoda grounds – wooden huts. This is also related to the Valentine's Day contest, where everyone to buy two tickets for Pohoda in our e-shop from tomorrow 10:00 am until Sunday midnight will be included in the draw for accommodation in a hut at Pohoda 2016. The name of the winner will be announced on our website and Facebook page on Tuesday, 16th February. Hurry up if you want a hut, as last year, 40 huts were sold out in 12 hours. → read more

According to Mixmag poll, The Prodigy are the best dance band ever. We have no doubts about that; however, besides the great history and polls, important is also our belief that if any big name is to be repeated at the twentieth edition of Pohoda, the best candidate is this “dangerous” group of three. Those who saw their memorable concert in 2005 know why, and those who didn't will understand. Here comes the crazy rolling bulldozer of sound where each and every tiny detail is thought of. → read more

Next week, another major name in our line-up will be announced. Besides that, we will launch the sale of wooden huts, that sold out in a few hours last year. You can win accommodation in one of them in our Valentine contest, where anyone who purchases two tickets for Pohoda in our e-shop next weekend (February 13 to 14) will be included in the draw for accommodation in a wooden hut at Pohoda 2016. The name of the winner be announced on our website and Facebook page on Tuesday, February 16. → read more

Dub Pistols refer to themselves as the most successful unsuccessful band of all times and the hardest working lazy people in history. The planned huge arrival of the band on the American scene took place in September 2001, and thus remained (as well as anything else at that time) in the shadow of the events of 9/11. The “commercial fail”, however, resulted in gradual gaining of the festival scene, evidenced by a number of nominations and winning the contests assessing best live performances. That is why we cannot miss Baz Ashworth and company at the 20th edition of Pohoda. → read more

Punk did not arise in British clubs during the noisy seventies: it did in blue-collar suburbs of the Polish Krakow in interwar period! At least so claims the fiction used for the creation of Polish street rebels who perform under the name Hańba!. → read more

Yesterday, another great man and musician, Fergus O'Farrell - lead singer of the band Interference - passed away. The Irish radio station RTE aptly named their documentary about this extraordinary man “a man with a talent for life” – and now he has left... → read more

Drums, bass, guitar, keyboard, and the brass section of trombone, trumpet, saxophone, and a singer with dreadlocks−this basically is a standard ska formation that, however, changes into extremely explosive gunpowder when used with the musical weapon called Bazzookas. → read more

We highly recommend the new album from Saul Williams called Martyr Loser King, if you haven't heard it already. It's remarkable. → read more

The prestigious music portal Pitchfork has announced that the first single from PJ Harvey's new album will premiere tomorrow on BBC Radio 6. Her album was created in sessions open to the public as part of a London museum exhibition last year. While making the album, Harvey travelled to Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Washington D.C. with photographer Seamus Murphy. She will head out on tour this summer in support of the album, and its summer part will conclude at Pohoda festival. → read more

Almost the whole our team has arrived in the Dutch city of Groningen to attend the Eurosonic showcase festival. Two Slovak bands, Walter Schnitzelsson and Fallgrapp, will perform here. The festival offers a total of 320 bands on 36 locations... → read more