Concert Announcements is our forward looking section, focused on what’s coming next. Tour dates, one off shows, venue returns, and first confirmations that give shape to the months ahead. Clear information, proper context, and why a show matters, not just that it exists.
No endless listings, no automated calendars. If it’s here, it’s because the concert is worth marking down, planning around, or paying attention to before tickets disappear.
The Baltic keeps pulling them in. More names for the 2026 edition, more proof that Open’er doesn’t do half-measures. Florence + The Machine headlines the Orange Main Stage on July 1, and this feels like the right moment. “Everybody Scream”, released last Halloween, is her […]
The D.I.Y. Hardcore Punk Fest in Gdynia is firmly an institution. Eighteen editions deep, still running on collective energy and a stubbornly anti-commercial ethos, it remains one of the most consistent and honest hardcore punk gatherings in Central Europe. The fest is the work of […]
Thirty years. Thirty years since Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal first introduced themselves to the world with a debut album that nobody was quite ready for, and everybody needed. A record that landed at number five on the UK charts in 1996, right in the […]
Since the mid-90s, Myslovitz have been quietly, stubbornly building one of the most emotionally honest catalogues in Polish rock, and this spring they are coming to Gdańsk with something that sounds very promising. The tour is called “Dla Ciebie (Wpadłem W Głęboką Depresję) / For […]
On the 10th of April, Drizzly Grizzly, four Polish bands. Two co-headliners. Zero filler. This is what a proper metal night looks like. Frontside and Hamulec share the top of the bill, and what a pairing it is. It is the kind of co-headliner announcement […]
T.Love is back with a new album and a club tour, and they mean business. March 2026. “Orajt!” drops. Thirteen studio albums in and Muniek Staszczyk still doesn’t do things quietly. Uncompromising lyrics. Catchy melodies. The T.Love sound that doesn’t ask permission. Fresh material with […]
1987 – Two university students in Poznań Krzysztof Grabowski and Andrzej Kozakiewicz start a band Two years later, they record “Ulice Jak Stygmaty” and play the Jarocin Festival. For anyone who knows what Jarocin meant in communist Poland, the dust, the chaos – the sense […]
Fresh off a Grammy nominated appearance for the third year running, Spiritbox are stepping into European arenas for the first time with the “Tsunami Sea” Tour. This is not a level up, it is a statement. From the seismic punch of “Eternal Blue” to the […]
