Unfortunately Yaeji will not be able to perform at Pohoda 2024. This is due to cancelled concerts in Europe at the same time as Pohoda. → read more

American duo City Morgue, made up of rappers ZillaKami and SosMula, mix hip-hop and rock in an uncompromising way that has made them popular with rockers and hip-hoppers alike. → read more

The closest parking area to the festival gate that is currently available is Parking P2. → read more

¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U is known for his versatility and ability to mix any genre flawlessly. This is one of the reasons why he is considered by many to be one of the world's leading dance music artists. Yosuke is originally from Osaka, where he started organising his own Zone Unknown parties, but now lives in Tokyo. → read more

SJ yellow is a breath of fresh air (not only) on the Prague electronic music scene, who will conquer you with her infectious positive energy behind the mix as well as outside it. You can expect a mix of furious BPM, while SJ yellow also loves techno, electro and breakbeat. → read more

The new version of the song Sebastián, produced by Pohoda, was recorded by Kocáb during an expedition of Slovak and Czech volunteers who drove ambulances to the frontline in eastern Ukraine. He was accompanied on piano by a young Ukrainian pianist, Anastasija Shcherbakova, from the currently occupied Avdijivka. Michal Horáček's lyrics sing of suffering and truth. → read more

World music, musical trance, percussions, electric guitars, incantations and mysteries – that's what you can expect from the Senegalese band Ndox Électrique. → read more

More than two years after the military invasion of Ukraine, the third edition of the Concert for Ukraine is set to take place in Bratislava on Sunday, February 25. This year's venue will be Primate's Square and Fuga Club in Bratislava. → read more

Ezra Collective is one of the world's most accomplished jazz bands. They are the current winners of the prestigious Mercury Prize and the first jazz band to receive this award. They won the prize for their great album Where I’m Meant To Be (2022). They also recently won the MOBO Awards 2024 in the Best Jazz Act category. → read more

BSÍ, consisting of Silla Thorarensen and Julius Pollux, playfully named their band after Reykjavik's bus station, which they describe as the most miserable place in Iceland. This choice reflects the band's ability to inject humor into their work and not take themselves too seriously. → read more