The Nitra-based band Marhule will make their debut at Pohoda, having built a reputation in recent years as one of the most distinctive and provocative bands on the domestic alternative scene. They will perform on the Garáž stage, from where they will “spread love” throughout Pohoda. This is the first selection by Denis Bango, who, together with Ľubo Šoška, is curating this stage for young Slovak talent again this year. → read more
The Krtko Bain project will also perform at the 30th edition of Pohoda, taking the stage at the Garage. They are the third band selected for this stage’s lineup by curator Ľubo Šoška. → read more
Medial Banana—one of the most distinctive and consistent bands on the Central European reggae scene—will also return to the Trenčín airport in 2026. Over nearly two decades, they have built a strong reputation by combining infectious Jamaican rhythms with a modern European sound, distinctive melodies, and a natural connection with the audience. Their concerts possess an energy that can captivate audiences regardless of age or language. → read more
The Bratislava-based project Duplex Komplex will also perform at Pohoda 2026, taking the stage at Garáž. This stage has been an integral part of Pohoda for years, providing a platform for new and emerging names on the Slovak music scene. → read more
British experimental band Maruja from Manchester will also perform at Pohoda Festival 2026. Blending heavy guitars with jazz saxophone and rap-driven vocals, the band has earned a reputation as one of the most intense and energetic live acts on today’s alternative scene. → read more
The Slovak project Blue Mental will also perform at the Pohoda Festival, taking the stage at Garáž—a space dedicated to new names on the local scene. → read more
In exactly three months, we’ll open the gates of Trenčín Airport. You can look forward to plenty of great music, as well as theater, dance, literature, visual arts, and, above all, a laid-back atmosphere. → read more
American musician, producer, and founder of Black Pumas—Adrian Quesada—released his new album Trio Asesino last week, which he will present in July at the Trenčín Airport during Pohoda 2026. The album was created with his project Adrian Quesada’s Trio Asesino and features an atmospheric, cinematic sound built on hypnotic rhythms, psychedelic guitars, and a strong Latin musical tradition. → read more
No, this isn't an April Fools' Day prank. Pohoda 2026 is on track to sell out faster than ever before, and only 1,000 three- and four-day passes remain for the festival's 30th anniversary edition. → read more
Today is Teacher’s Day, and to mark this occasion we would like to remind you that all teachers holding an ITIC card are eligible for a special discounted ticket price to Pohoda 2026. Students with an ISIC card are also entitled to the same discount → read more
