A meteor arrived from space, from the planet Džupiter (Djupiter). It broke apart in the atmosphere of Džemeguľa (Djearth) and landed in a field behind the village. From it grew potatoes – half-extraterrestrials. They call themselves Džemiaky (Djotatoes). They preserve their scientific knowledge like jam—inside songs. They perform as a family animated band so you won’t be afraid of them. As the country, such its Gorillaz. We’re excited that this year, they’ll be landing at the Trenčín Airport too, straight into the Family Park. → read more

ŠKRIDLE is a five-member group of young musicians originating from central Slovakia. Their aim is to share complex thoughts about themselves, as well as humanity and its problematic nature. By blending pop with jazz and rock elements, they tell stories wrapped in lyrics reminiscent of poetry. → read more

Pohoda mornings will once again be brightened up this year by the musicians of the legendary ensemble Funny Fellows, performing from their iconic vintage Barkas van. Their energy will get you out of your tents and make your morning stretches or tooth brushing much more enjoyable. → read more

Enjoy a unique festival experience in the comfort of modern container accommodation. Covering 14 m², it provides everything you need for a pleasant stay, plus a spacious 7.5 m² wooden terrace with a shading awning. This space is designed to meet your needs for privacy, comfort, and style while keeping you close to the festival action. We are adding only 10 pieces to the sale. The price for renting Fest Ville for four people is €899. → read more

A Finnish trio Oulun_Keskusta from the town of Oulu, featuring baritone saxophone, tenor saxophone and drums, blends punk and jazz into their own experimental style, which they call PÄTS. Combined with lousy jokes and wild performances, they promise an unforgettable show at Pohoda. → read more

Need a lift to Pohoda or got an empty car? From today, you can head to our website to either find spare seats for you and your friends or offer a ride to others. Getting to Trenčín will be not just cheaper and greener, but also a whole lot more fun. → read more

Theatre dNO is a young, independent theatre from Námestovo, creating original productions that focus on local themes with broader social relevance. Their production HRANICA / GRANICA unfolds against the backdrop of a forgotten historical event from 1920 – the division of the Orava region between Poland and Czechoslovakia. → read more

The vocal group Neha! is made up of six women who joined forces to bring beauty, gentleness, and compassion into the world through music, believing that tenderness (“neha” in Slovak) is essential for society. Their primary instrument is the voice, with which they create rich harmonies of traditional songs from Slovakia, Eastern Europe, and many other corners of the world. Radical tenderness awaits you on Friday at Pohoda. → read more

This year, the Martinus Literary Tent at Pohoda will welcome both international and local literary stars, finalists from the Anasoft Litera Prize, and the crème de la crème of the Poviedka short story competition. On Friday, we can look forward to a discussion with Irish author John Boyne, the beloved LiteRAPture, and highlights from the 2024 Fest Anča. On Saturday, Karel Veselý will take us through the history of love songs, Ilona Wiśniewska will guide us on an imaginary journey through the North, and there’ll also be the Martinus horror-themed quiz and a showcase of SLAM POETRY. → read more

Neboj have explored just about every genre out there, from jazz to rock. Melodic guitars, dynamic drums, a steady bass, and now also synths. That’s Neboj, organised chaos. This July at Pohoda. → read more