Pohoda Party with Lola Marsh in just one month

Pohoda Party with Lola Marsh in just one month

In just a month, the Autumn Pohoda Party will take place in Košiceʼs Tabačka club and the A4 club in Bratislava. This Israeli band is so popular that the tickets for their concert in the A4 club sold out already three months before the event. However, we still do have tickets for the Pohoda Party in Košiceʼs Tabačka club that will take place on 17 October. In addition to Lola Marsh, you can also look forward to a nice mix of dream pop and acoustic music delivered by Slovak band Tolstoys.  You can purchase tickets here: www.ticketportal.sk/Event/Pohoda_Party_Lola_Marsh → read more

19. September 2017
Utopia, a shining example, the best festival in Central Europe: foreign media  on Pohoda 2017

Utopia, a shining example, the best festival in Central Europe: foreign media on Pohoda 2017

“At Pohoda, fan enjoyment and fun is the very ethos the whole event is geared towards. Pohoda goes further than that; here, you’re family” are the words of the prestigious Drowned in Sound portal about Pohoda. Portal Gigwise published a review of Pohoda titled “10 reasons why we fell in love with Pohoda Festival” with a subtitle “Gigwise travels to Slovakia to discover festival utopia”. Festival Flyer calls us the best festival in Central Europe and Polish journalists of RMF FM referred to us as to their social event of the year. Gazeta Wyborcza was of a similar opinion and wrote: “Festival visitors are attracted by the mythical atmosphere”. The Hungarian portal music-daily.hu praised the stunning atmosphere and the fact that Pohoda perfectly fits the meaning of its name. Below is a selection of articles on Pohoda written by foreign journalists after Pohoda 2017.  → read more

16. August 2017
A Shining Example: DiS Does Pohoda 2017

A Shining Example: DiS Does Pohoda 2017

Over the last few years, Pohoda has deservedly earned a burgeoning reputation as one of Europe’s best-kept festival secrets. It’s not just the amazing value for money that a weekend here offers, nor is it the diverse, eclectic line-up that guarantees something for everyone year after year. It’s that at Pohoda, fan enjoyment and fun is the very ethos the whole event is geared towards. Here, there’s no feeling that you are a “customer” or “consumer”, or the sense that profit is being chased; branding is kept to a minimum, and the festival has only one major sponsor, actively shunning more corporate involvement (something that would no doubt be lucrative). It’s long been noted – by bands, fans, and fellow journalists – just how far ahead European events such as this are in terms of organization, charm, and friendliness when compared to UK counterparts, but Pohoda goes further than that; here, you’re family. → read more

15. August 2017