The ninth edition of the Music Is The Weapon Festival promises a bold and unforgettable journey through some of the most exciting corners of the Polish alternative scene. From punk rebellion to noise chaos, from dreamy shoegaze to psychedelic exploration, this edition promises to be […]
When two generations of Polish music sensibilities meet on one stage, something extraordinary happens. That’s exactly what fans can expect when Waglewski Fisz Emade return to perform live, bringing with them over a decade of unforgettable songs, bold artistry, and the unmistakable synergy of family […]
Inside Seaside 2025: Poland’s Biggest Indoor Festival Returns to Gdańsk The third edition of Inside Seaside, Poland’s largest indoor music festival, will take place on 8–9 November 2025 at AmberExpo in Gdańsk. In just two years, the festival has managed to establish itself as one […]
In 2023, they sold out Warsaw’s Hydrozagadka. By summer 2024, they had an ocean of new fans after a blistering set at Mystic Festival. This autumn, Tokyo’s unstoppable Hanabie are back, and this time, they’re aiming for the big rooms. On Saturday, November 15, 2025, […]
Mark your calendars: Monday, October 27, 2025 at Progresja, Warsaw, will be a night to remember. The legendary Dropkick Murphys are coming, and they’re bringing a full arsenal of high-octane punk energy, along with powerhouse support from Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls and Haywire. […]
Zorza is a space where music, art, and people come together in a one-of-a-kind moment. These are the artists you already know, but here, you’ll discover them anew through groundbreaking collaborations and specially created performances that will never happen anywhere else. Supported by T-Mobile, Zorza […]
The Prince of Darkness takes his final bow, and a generation mourns the sound of rebellion. July 22, 2025 – It was a warm, heavy evening in Gdańsk. One of those humid summer days where the air clings like sweat and memory. In my garden, […]
Twenty years ago, The Subways burst onto the UK indie scene with “Young for Eternity“, a riotous debut that sounded like it was made for sticky pub floors, festival mosh pits, and the front row of teenage rebellion. Now, two decades on, the Hertfordshire trio […]
