In Family Park, the stories will not be played from video: they will be played live. You can even become part of them. LiLi - batolarium (toddlarium) will use sensory experience to include the smallest audience into the world of waking nature. Puppet Theatre Morgonrock with marionette puppets will act the play About Devil Kolofón and a new theatre will come to Pohoda with productions Youngs Kids and a Wolf and Anna Frank. Also this year, Talostan will perform his witty spells for children and their parents as well. → read more

Hipsters have kids, so do punk fans, and even techno lovers. They can take them to Pohoda with them—kids can get to know Alt-J, Sleaford Mods, or Schwefelgelb, which will certainly affect their musical taste in a positive way. Parents can gain power for these concerts during the performances of Kašpárek v rohlíku or Šafolka. It works, as proven last year by the record 1802 children. We have again prepared great concerts, theatre performances, and workshops in Family Park; we will be gradually informing about them today. We are getting started with music.  → read more

With four EPs and a few tracks on different compilations, dozens of cooperations (PPE, Cluster Ensemble, Sunrise Hangar, Longital) and some (non)silent movies scores in his portfolio, Stroon is one of the most prolific and versatile musicians around Slovakia. This time he is coming with his project Preludes and Songs.   → read more

Bratislavaʼs band 52 Hertz Whale plays post-rock, post-punk, and post-hardcore. They are currently working on their second EP, which they plan to release early in the summer of 2017. At the very same time, they will be playing at Pohoda 2017.   → read more

See the aftermovie of the biggest Pohoda Day_FM so far from Roadtrip Studio. We thank Radio_FM, artists, video creators, and all who took care of the great programme and helped us with the organisation of the biggest Pohoda Deň_FM so far. Special thanks go to you who attended it and created a great atmosphere. → read more

The band Fallgrapp started very successfully. For their debut Rieka, they received four Radio_Head Awards statuettes. Original video clips, ambient electronics with distinctive strands, intriguing layered arrangements, and harmonious diversity have instantly won many fans. Oliver Rehak of Denník N called their second album V Hmle a “pop music for adults”. The band will perform at Pohoda with many well-known guests on this album. → read more

Zuzana Mikulcová, brings together Slovak lyrics with pop-soul, elements of jazz, and electronic music. In 2010, she was named the “new face of Slovak jazz.” With her band, she released the debut album “Slová” and performed as Lise Simone's opening act in the Slovak Radio. Currently, she’s working on her follow-up album and, at the beginning of July, will be playing Ticketportat stage at Pohoda 2017. → read more

We have launched the pre-sale of parking places for motorcycles. We reserved space for them before the parking sector P1 (closer to the grounds). Starting today, bikers can buy parking places in our shop and in Ticketportal. → read more

Due to the great interest in the spacious equipped tents at our festival, we have increased the number of tents in PSS FOX Village as well as Chill Village in Family Park. About a half of the capacity is of camping site in Tent Inn has already been sold, too. The fastest of you can buy comfortable tent accommodation here: www.pohodafestival.sk/sk/shop-ubytovanie → read more

There is electronic music for dancing masses and then there is electronic music for fans of boxes. For the third consecutive year, we have a selection of top acts from the area picked by Adam Dekan and Matwe ready for those from the second group. If the airport had a dark, industrial underground, that would be a place where this music would be played. Since there is no such thing at the venue, you are invited to listen to the unique alternative electronic music at Laug-Techno-Bau Klube. Saturday lineup: Grafofon, Jack Jack, Barcode DJs, Subact, Schwefelgelb, FlexFab, Peal a Asebest. → read more