SJU is a fresh name on the local music scene, known for a repertoire filled with playful and danceable electronica, vibrant visuals, costumes, and projections. SJU was selected by the jury of the Garage 2024 competition, organised in collaboration with ECoC Trenčín 2026. → read more
In September 2022, Drť and Fedor Gál played their first concert at the Prague club Punctum, which received a strong response and led to the creation of the album Kruh alebo špirála?. This album won the Dominik Tatarka Award this year. The songs are based on the lived experience of Fedor Gál, who was born in 1945 in the Terezín concentration camp, was one of the leaders of the Velvet Revolution, and remains a civil activist, writer, and critical intellectual. → read more
The Slovak Emergency Medical Service Operations Centre ensures continuous reception of calls to the 155 emergency number and coordinates dispatches of ambulance services. It also maintains a register of automated external defibrillators (AEDs), which operators can use to save human lives. At Pohoda, you will experience a narrated simulation of calls to the emergency number 155, a presentation on working with AEDs, with the opportunity to practice their use on first aid dummies, and check the registration of AEDs. → read more
Manon Meurt masterfully navigate contrasts between quiet and noisy passages, and they are famous for the epic build-ups in their songs. This quartet hails from the Czech town of Rakovník and has been active since 2012. The current lineup includes drummer Jiří Bendl, singer, guitarist, and bassist Kateřina Elznicová, keyboardist David Tichý, and guitarist Kryštof Korčák. → read more
The nearest available parking sector to the festival gate is Parking P3, and it is starting to fill up quickly. → read more
Vydrapená Bužírka Punk System is an anti-sport legend from the Little Carpathians operating in the Department of Culturology at the Faculty of History and Visions at "Janko Pukoslav Hokejka University" (Janko Puckslav Hokeystick University). VBPS was formed at the beginning of this millennium as an artistic response to the dominance of fitness clubs in Slovakia. They addressed this phenomenon in the song "Revolúcia," where they propose converting all gyms into pubs that would play their music. The worst day in the band's career is considered to be May 11, 2002, when Slovak ice hockey players won gold at the World Championships. → read more
The Bratislava trio Space Cats has been active on the scene since 2016. Their music is a blend of various electronic genres that the band members enjoy and interpret "live" – the beats of drummer Luboš Ambrozai are complemented by Miloš Bulík on bass guitar, enhanced with numerous effects pedals. The newest addition to the band is young jazz pianist and synth wizard Peter Kunzo. → read more
Want to experience the ultimate Oral-B teeth cleaning at Pohoda? Visit the Oral-B iO Zone and try the unique magnetic technology on your own teeth. Everything will be supervised by a dental hygienist. And you won't leave empty-handed! You'll receive a replacement head for your iO toothbrush and toothpaste worth €10. Plus, you'll be entered into a prize draw to win one of three Oral-B iO Series 6 electric toothbrushes. → read more
MADMADMAD will deliver a live party as it should be – a blend of mutant disco, post-punk, and experimental electronica. With hypnotic grooves, danceable bass, sharp guitar riffs, and a palpable joy for music, they will captivate you instantly. → read more
Buchajtramka has been gradually active for 12 years. They have not yet settled on an exact type of music, but they are closest to the label of a folk-ethno-world-music band. Their fluctuating number of members is around 12-13, predominantly from the Horehronie region. The group consists of eight men playing various instruments (violin, guitar, double bass, accordion, clarinet, baritone, and percussion instruments such as djembe and cajón) and 5-6 women harmonising their voices into an explosive or melancholic choir, depending on what the arrangement requires. → read more
