At the beginning of the year, we asked our Facebook fans who of the performers at this year's Eurosonic they would prefer to see at Pohoda. Most people were interested in the Nordic duo Kiasmos, which consists of Janus Rasmussen and Ólafur Arnalds, the latter well known to the Slovak audience. → read more
Before Anton Maskeliade presents his skills at Bažant Pohoda, the Moscow “gesture wizard” will come to Slovak student clubs. After a short break, Pohoda continues in clubs with another interesting name of this year’s line-up. → read more
Ten years ago, they sang songs from English fairy tale books and today they sell out sports halls… With the reputation of being the most distinctive indie-rock band in German speaking countries. Bilderbuch is a young four-member band from Kremsmünster, Upper Austria. → read more
He/she who considers techno music impersonal music composed exclusively as a set of loops layered and united in samplers and computers should come to see and hear this music performed by the Austrian trio Elektro Guzzi. The punk assembly: drums, bass, and guitar deliver outstanding electronic music in a purely instrumental version. → read more
The festival Bažant Pohoda, in cooperation with the Visegrad Fund and the civic association ARCHIMERA announces a call for artwork fit for the grounds of the Trenčín airport during the festival. The project provides an opportunity to implement site-specific projects directly at the festival. → read more
Manu Chao is one of the most successful artists worldwide. His song “Me Gustas Tu” made it to the top of charts in Spain as well as Italy; it was #2 in France and #3 in Belgium. His songs such as “Bongo Bong,” “Me Quedo Contigo,” “Desaparecido,” “Welcome to Tijuana” or “Mr. Bobby” were a success as well. Four of his most popular songs have more than 100 million views on YouTube and he’s got more than 2 million followers on Facebook. → read more
This year, we’re going to have a tent hotel provided by Tent Inn company at Trenčín Airport again. → read more
Tricot, Lola Marsh, and Seward – the three bands were said to be the most interesting discoveries of our last festival year. If you missed them, you can make up for this shortcoming this year. Those who saw them can confirm that these are some of the bands you just cannot get bored of watching... → read more
When you study well, you can become a teacher and then have a discounted ticket to our festival ... :) and build here relationships with your students. → read more
They say that Iceland has more good bands than there are people. Therefore, it is easily possible that a father and a son perform as leaders of two different bands at a festival that is held thousands of miles away from home. Ghostigital is another band that is booked for our line-up, and its lead singer is the father of the singer of the band Fufanu – Kaktus. → read more
