Tricot, Lola Marsh, and Seward – the three bands were said to be the most interesting discoveries of our last festival year. If you missed them, you can make up for this shortcoming this year. Those who saw them can confirm that these are some of the bands you just cannot get bored of watching... → read more

When you study well, you can become a teacher and then have a discounted ticket to our festival ... :) and build here relationships with your students. → read more

They say that Iceland has more good bands than there are people. Therefore, it is easily possible that a father and a son perform as leaders of two different bands at a festival that is held thousands of miles away from home. Ghostigital is another band that is booked for our line-up, and its lead singer is the father of the singer of the band Fufanu – Kaktus. → read more

Koven is a duo from London and consists of the producer, Max Rowat, and the vocalist, Katie Boyle. Max started off as a drummer in a typical garage band, in which he also made the supporting samples. This led him to producing electronic music under the name “Coven”. He was nineteen at the time. In 2011, he changed the name to “Koven”. → read more

Many revolutions are accompanied by anger and negative emotions. However, this is not true for “Happy Revolts” – a loosely translated title of the German band Irie Révoltés. A nine-member assembly of Heidelberg is diverse in genres and languages, too. → read more

Seven young girls, fifteen musical instruments, unbelievable combination of various sounds, and make up as they used to use in silent movies. However be careful not to get deaf from this silent movie, as Dakh Daughters are bringing you a generous portion of Ukrainian music always nicely packed with a small theatre performance. → read more

31.3. – 2.4. are the dates when festival Bažant Pohoda returns to the clubs. Towns that begin with the letter B are our destination this time: Brezno, Banská Bystrica and Brno, Czech Republic. → read more

Between beatbox, stand-up comedy and loop show stands a steep high mountain. On the mountain, there is an impregnable fort with a fearless ruler, Beardyman. He goes down to the clubs and festivals to show his fans how the limits of improvisation and work with human voice can be pushed. All wrapped in a good deal of fun. More than 50 million views on YouTube is not a proof of his talent, but of poor marketing, because this guy’s got the potential to top one billion. → read more

Damian Lazarus was born in London. This sentence implies the diversity of styles young Damian and the city itself came across: hip-hop, electro, soul, funk, hardcore and house. Given this range, it comes as no surprise that he became music editor, DJ, producer and head A&R of a record label. → read more

The founding members of Darkstar, Aiden Whalley and James Young, first coalesced in London in 2007. In the underground, electronic thrum of London’s nascent grime and dubstep sphere, their unique sonic futurism with an avant-garde pop sensibility immediately set them apart from the glut of producers emerging at the time. → read more