A one-man band with a wild live show. Czech electronic producer Ventolin will bring fun and dancing to Pohoda 2025 with both his older hits and fun new tracks from the album Všechno nejlepší (All the Best). → read more
In the Medicine Zone art, creativity and imagination will once again come together in a unique experience. → read more
Friday's programme on the dancefloor will be closed by the Slovak DJ and producer Subtension, who breaks the boundaries of electronic music. He will be performing at the Trenčín airport after his successful and award-winning debut Burn After Writing. → read more
This Saturday, you’ll find the Pohoda Festival stall at the popular spring market Dobrý Trh (Good Market) on Panenská Street in Bratislava. → read more
Kyiv, Lviv, Ternopil and Borodianka – these are the four Ukrainian cities set to host Slovak bands Bez ladu a skladu and Karpatské chrbáty in the coming days. Joining them on stage will be legendary Czech musician Michael Kocáb. The short Ukrainian tour will take place from 7 to 10 May. → read more
Hardcore, techno, ambient and perfect transitions await you on the dancefloor at Pohoda performed by the star of the contemporary club scene, NEW MAGIC MEDIA. → read more
Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares is a global phenomenon with a captivating history. Their work and international success are often seen as a milestone in the development of world music. At Pohoda, they will perform under the baton of conductor and composer Georgi Andreev, accompanied by the string ensemble Quarto Quartet, presenting both new as well as their most well-known songs. → read more
Keyboardist and composer Vladislav Šarišský, the uniquely expressive and talented singer Sisa Fehér, phenomenal jazz trumpeter Oskar Török, and leading Slovak cellist Jozef Lupták will bring the songs of Marián Varga to life at this year’s Pohoda. → read more
The international stand-up comedy group Joke's On You will bring four comedians from different parts of the world and their unique humour and perspective on life to Pohoda 2025. → read more
Tolstoys, the first Slovak band to make it into the Glastonbury festival line-up, will bring their blend of magical psychedelia and unfiltered energy to Pohoda, along with songs from their upcoming album The Buzz. → read more
