From today you can buy comfortable and spacious 2-person tents Chill Village in our e-shop. → read more

Non-profit organisations, foundations, and civic associations can register until 30 April 2025.  → read more

Unfortunately, due to language, legislative and logistics reasons we are unable to register foreign volunteers. We can only accept volunteers of Slovak or Czech nationality. Thank you for your understanding. → read more

Join artists such as Diana Paulová (Here for Now), Marko Barvirčák, Viliam Ondo, Patrik Olejňák, Peter Galdík (Minaret), or Šimon Chovan (Dear Thearlings) and experience the feeling when your artwork becomes part of the Visual Stage at Pohoda 2025 and you deliver your artistic message to the festival's 30,000 visitors.  → read more

You’ve got less than a month left to buy your 3-Day ticket for just €149. From 15 May, the price goes up to €159. Ticket prices for Junior, Kids, Baby, and PwD and PwD-C will stay the same until the festival. → read more

No Nordic country is so frosty that Ilona Wiśniewska wouldn't try to get to know and understand it. Rudi Rus joins her on an imaginary journey through Greenland and icy Spitsbergen.  → read more

We’re in for a real party at Pohoda 2025 as the legendary Prešov band Chiki liki tu-a marks an incredible 30 years on the scene. They’ll be joined on stage by their original trombonist Maco, and for the fourteenth time at Trenčín Airport, we’ll shout “V šušťakoch!” (“In Nylon Pants”) together, call out “Láska moja de si” (“My Love, Where Are You”) while searching for our other half in the crowd, and end the set with a heartfelt “Ďakujem” (“Thank You”).  → read more

Where did the old love songs go? A conversation with Karel Veselý about the history and present of love songs – from the Beach Boys and the Spice Girls to Sophia. → read more

Get ready for a dose of legendary Czech hip-hop. Coming to Pohoda 2025 is the iconic group PSH that has been shaping the Czech rap scene since the ‘90s. They’ll bring their untamed energy and a cross-section of their rich discography to Trenčín Airport. → read more

This year, the Martinus Literary Tent will once again welcome both local and international literary stars. Among them will be the Irish novelist John Boyne, author of the bestselling book The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. Suffering, tyranny, and the deep pain caused by abuse – difficult themes to read about, but ones that are socially important. Author John Boyne has been known for tackling such subjects ever since The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, and continues to do so in his latest tetralogy, The Elements. Together with Andrea Makýšová Volárová, he will take us through both his earlier and more recent works. → read more