Slovenská sporiteľňa, our main partner, will take care of Pohodans under the banner of Space účet (Space account) in “the most popular area for the young”. They will offer a large relaxation zone under umbrellas and with refreshing sprays that ensure comfort even in hot weather. Space účet will seek “the most popular band at Pohoda” in an all-festival poll. Thanks to SLSP, we will have three mobile ATMs available also this years, as well as contactless card payment in beverage centres. → read more

Ecumenical services have been celebrated at Pohoda since 2010, and the consent of Anton Srholec was decisive to allow that. He invited the preacher Daniel Pastirčák and evangelical pastor Anka Polcková, and already the very first mass was opened by Rabbi Zev Stiefelʼs singing. The catholic priest Antonio later invited Ibrahim, his close Muslim friend from his house for the homeless Resoty, who would read the morning Quran surahs. This year, the service will be dedicated to Antonio, who not only preached tolerance but also lived it, and also to our friend Juraj Kušnierik. The scenario and form of the services is being prepared by Daniel Pastirčák. The main motive will be the question of how to live your life so that not even death can spoil it... How to answer the questions that life asks us because of the necessity of death?   → read more

Experimental electronic music and techno will not stop in the Visegrad Club even on Saturday. Matwe Kaščák took care of the stage programme. → read more

After Trenčianske Teplice, the Pohoda suburban transport will connect Trenčín airport also with Považská Bystrica. Tickets for this connection are now available in our e-shop. A festival coach will bring you up to the pedestrian entrance (GATE B) every day. After the concerts on the main stage are over, it will take you from before the main stage.  → read more

With the great responses following last year, we are preparing again the Visegrad club, a space at Pohoda for progressive electronic artists from the V4 countries. This minimalist stage will have plenty to offer to fans of experimental electronic music and techno. The stage manager for Friday evening will be again the Slovak sound designer Adam Dekan (Nourish My Fame, Triple Sun, Núku). → read more

See the aftermovie of Pohoda Deň_FM prepared for us by Roadtrip studio. Also at this yearʼs edition, amazing bands and other artists performed and together with the visitors of the Studio No. 5 of the Slovak Radio created a great atmosphere... Thanks to everyone who was involved in this wonderful day :) → read more

The company Ryba Košice celebrates its seventieth birthday this year and on this occasion, you will be able to taste products available exclusively at Pohoda. Some witnesses may still remember smoked eel, halibut, red fish, and salmon so popular in the 50s. Fish is traditionally smoked using wooden chips technology, and Ryba Košice is the only company in Slovakia that still uses this technology. At Pohoda, they will also offer the traditional cod salad draught in freshly baked baguettes.   → read more

Cheerful swing performed by Funny Fellows is a verified pick-me-up and element of the atmosphere of our festival mornings. The band has new costumes, songs, and lyrics, but they still play on the good old veteran car (Barkas) and use even older instruments. At the twentieth Pohoda, they will play twenty songs of the swing period every morning. They will be welcoming visitors during the opening of our festival with their positive energy and musical gags. → read more

The members of Shibusa Shirazu Orchestra offer a mix of genres and art that you can experience in its full range at Pohoda. The difference is that they do so all at a time and on one stage. The band played four times in a row at the annual Fuji Rock Festival, the Japan's largest festival, as well as at other international festivals such as Glastonbury. They will bring their profuse multimedia experience also at Pohoda 2016 in just a month’s time. → read more

Jambinai brought Korean folk music into the 21st century. They ran oboe-like (piri), violin-like (haegum), and zisther-like (geomungo) instruments through a range of effects and added electric guitar. In a short time, they won several Korean awards for young bands and contests focusing on blending genres. In recent years they played at festivals such as Glastonbury, SXSW, Roskilde, and Primavera. They are releasing their second album "a Hermitage" in a couple of days and will perform at the airport in Trenčín in a monthʼs time. → read more