Vesnu is a digital shaman who yearns for people to meet their true selves on the dance floor, as well as meeting each other. With his hypnotic beats he overcomes distances, and his playful sets with unexpected twists remind us that everything is here and now. He likes to venture from house to techno, and even to disco. At Pohoda 2025 he will rock it on Saturday night. → read more
PiNKBUS is an artistic platform that has been dedicated to queer and drag art and its representation for 5 years. Last year, the subtitle “PiNKBUS – Slovak and No Other” emerged as a spontaneous experiment and immediately became a phenomenon. → read more
After last year's successful performance, the Slovak band Tolstoys will return to one of the world's biggest music events. Before their performance at Pohoda in July, they will play four concerts at the Glastonbury festival. → read more
Last year, Fallgrapp celebrated 10 years on the scene with a special project in collaboration with the 10-member Spectrum Orchestra led by violinist Ján Kružliak Jr. At Pohoda, they will premiere new arrangements of songs from their current album Anthropos. → read more
Kofola has prepared for you the Kofola stage and the Square of Love, where you can take your loved one for a draft Kofola while enjoying the great Czech and Slovak music scene. Love tastes best live, so come enjoy a Kofola for Pohoda! → read more
ONUKA is a Ukrainian electro-folk band founded by singer, multi-instrumentalist, and composer Nata Zhizhchenko, and musician, composer, producer, and director Eugene Filatov, also known for his solo project The Maneken. Their signature fusion of traditional Ukrainian music and electronic sounds will be showcased at Pohoda 2025. → read more
At Pohoda 2025, even the youngest festivalgoers and their parents can look forward to a rich theatre program. Expect a creative and interactive adventure from tanC.oz, while Divadlo Veteš will bring the play Zobúdzanky (Wake-up Tales), inspired by the cult children’s book Nám sa ešte nechce spať (We’re Not Ready for Bed Yet) by Daniel Hevier. The play Krpci z tretieho vchodu (Kids from the Third Entrance) by the Divadlo Morgonrock will teach children how to play traditional games like rubber band jumping or catching crayfish. Also joining the fun will be Divadlo spod perinky with their play Doktor Džejdžej (Doctor J.J.), and the Bratislava Puppet Theatre with the classic tale Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs—of course, spiced up with contemporary twists. → read more
Together with volunteers from ECOmenius, they will ensure that everyone at Pohoda sorts their waste properly. But do festival visitors really know what goes to which bin? We’ll find out together during Pohoda's analysis of sorted waste from a randomly selected plastic container. And that’s not all. If you post a photo of yourself sorting waste at Pohoda on Instagram or Facebook with the hashtag #envipak, you’ll be entered into a contest for great summer prizes. → read more
Children from the local art school in Ukrainian Borodyanka will come to Pohoda to perform music, dance, and sing. Joining them on stage will be the Mriya children’s dance ensemble from the town’s Palace of Culture, along with the traditional folk dance group Krynychenka. → read more
Peter Aristone is a Slovak singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, now based in Prague, whose music has caught the attention of some of the UK’s top music producers. → read more
