Pohoda on the Ground will host also the Grammy-nominated Amsterdam band Altın Gün. The band is famous for its catchy and optimistic combination of genres such as Anatolian rock and Turkish psychedelic folk. New Model Radio wrote “Turkish folk songs which were passed on from generation to generation mix with a blend of funk rhythms, wah-wah guitars and analogue organs.” We have been following the band since 2018, when they debuted with On and were among the hottest bands at Eurosonic. A year later, they released album Gece, for which they were nominated for a Grammy in the Best World Music Album category, and in February this year came out their third album Yol under the label Glitterbeat Records. The latter was praised by Pitchfork, The Wire, The Quietus, and Uncut even called it a “pleasure”. We are pleased to announce that Altın Gün will perform at Trenčín Airport in a few weeks... five times! → read more

We are really sorry that, due to restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic, British bands black midi, Black Country, New Road, and Pengshui will not be able to perform at Pohoda on the Ground. We are working intensively to provide a worthwhile replacement, and we will announce the first new name already tomorrow morning; more names will be announced in the following days. This is also the reason why we are postponing the announced pre-sale of additional tickets to Monday, 28th June at noon.   → read more

Leto s Monikou is a solo project by songwriter and composer of film music Monika Omerzu Midriaková. After the Monikino Kino project fell apart, Monika began her solo work. In 2018, she released her eponymous debut album Leto with Monika, for which she received the Debut of the Year award at the Radio_Head Awards. The recording is full of personal songs in which she copes with the pitfalls of the adult life, loneliness, and personal loss. Monika will perform at Pohoda on the Ground together with guitarist Lukáš Klavrz. → read more

Kin will not perform at Pohoda on the Ground for personal reasons of the band members. In their slot, we will see perform Ctib, one of the most active characters in the Wallachian music underground. He has been involved in many prominent bands such as Co-Ca, Telefon, VVB, Uštkni, as well as Chorobopop, and he will also perform with the latter at Pohoda on the Ground. The Cabinet of the Muses said that “Ctib is one of the best frontmen who are currently scudding across stages. The solo project of this master of the word, the king of sarcasm, and the duke of irony has recently undergone a significant transformation and has moved from a folk recital towards a dance punk electro performance with almost theatrical elements at times.” → read more

On Tuesday, June 22, at noon, we will sell another batch of tickets for Pohoda on the Ground. In the first round, we've put fewer tickets for sale, as we counted on a capacity of 1,000 people including our production team and artists. In the end, we will have a capacity of 1000 visitors + artists & production team, therefore we can put more tickets for sale. We will also add the tickets to the shop that have not been sold by clubs. Please note that other types of tickets are also still available, such as Tent Inn, Lock Inn, Autocamp or parking for cars, motorbikes or caravans. You'll be able to purchase these parking and accommodation options as well on-site, but for a higher price.  Buying them in advance will shorten your entry time and it will make it easier for us to oversize the individual sectors within the area as optimally as possible. You can find all types of tickets here: www.pohodafestival.sk/sk/shop/on-the-ground → read more

In addition to Andrea Beton and Alexandra Cihanská Machová, the recording Liptov will also be presented by the Prague electronic producer, DJ, and audiovisual artist Oliver Torr. Oliver’ projects include TraumaTorr, GTA soundsystem, Black Tar Jesus, OGJ / Torr and he has collaborated with artists such as Chrysalism, Sunnbrella, Katarzia, Dukla and others. In late February, he released the album Fragility of Context and gained the attention of foreign media with the Trans Europe Postal Express project, in which artists recorded sounds on a travelling cassette tape following pre-given instructions. → read more

Miklei - acid/trance/techno DJ & producer from Ukraine recently based in Slovakia is another name of Pohoda on the Ground. Her sets are a fresh mixture of 4/4 bangers, raising awareness about Slovak techno producers while adding a spectrum of eastern underground clubbing influences. → read more

Rudo Danihel aka Čavalenky, will also perform at Pohoda on the Ground on Saturday, July 10th. The half-Roma artist uses the Záhorie dialect in his work, talking about rough street life, racism, gambling, drugs, indebtedness, and subsequent seizures. In March 2020, he released his debut album Stoka Rap, which Jakub Šíma from Fullmoon named one of the best recordings of the year. This phenomenon makes you believe every words he says, not pretending anything: everything is based on real grounds and brings this with an original expression, great flow, and excellent background. → read more

They formed virtually by chance and relatively recently, but they already have four Grammy nominations, a euphoric hit with more than a hundred million views on YouTube and, as NME wrote, they gradually made their journey from busking on street corners to becoming one of the USA’s most beloved new bands. They have performed in perhaps every well-known television show, sold out multiple tours across North America and Europe, thanks to a massive fanbase now known as the Puma Pack, and we are pleased that Black Pumas will play their mix of psychedelic soul and R&B also at Trenčín Airport in early July 2022. → read more

Belarusian singer and producer Mustelide will also perform at Pohoda on the Ground. Recently based in Berlin she mixes various styles of electronic and avant-pop music. Mustelide creates a world of peculiar sounds, using environmental samples collected from all over the world, analogue synthesizers, drum machines and her voice.  → read more