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

There are 102 days left until the start of the Pohoda Festival 2026. It’s the perfect time to get in the mood for the festival’s 30th edition with the official playlist we’ve put together on Spotify and Apple Music.  → read more

Discounted tickets for the Pohoda Festival 2026 will only be available until this Sunday. The festival is about to sell out, and starting Monday, March 30, the price of 3- and 4-day tickets for adults, juniors (ages 15–17), and ISIC/ITIC cardholders will increase by €10–20, depending on the ticket type. → read more

One of the most distinctive names in experimental electronic music, Iglooghost, will perform at Pohoda Festival in 2026. The project of Bristol-based artist Seamus Malliagh is known for intricate genre-bending productions and immersive visual storytelling that transforms his music into a fully imagined world. → read more

Long-time Pohoda Festival photographer and our friend Martina Mlčúchová has received a major international recognition in the prestigious MUSE Photography Awards for a photograph taken at last year’s Pohoda. The award is considered one of the leading global recognitions in photography, celebrating outstanding visual storytelling from various categories and countries around the world. → read more

As Slovakia’s largest multi-genre festival, Pohoda once again proves that its program isn’t just about music. Every year, it also features theater, literature, film, visual arts, discussions, dance, and stand-up comedy. Theater performances are a cornerstone of the festival, and in 2026, Trenčín Airport will once again host a strong lineup of domestic and international productions. → read more