British producer, songwriter, singer, and DJ, Nia Archives has emerged as one of the finest from the broken beat scene in recent years. Her work follows in the footsteps of artists like Roni Size, Shy FX, and DJ Die, but brings a completely fresh approach. → read more
As part of the Teachers' Day promotion, all ISIC and ITIC card holders can save up to €20 on Pohoda tickets. A three-day ticket will be available for €119 with a valid ITIC or ISIC card until April 2 or until the limited number of tickets is sold out. The offer is limited to 300 tickets. The tickets go on sale on March 25 at 10 a.m. → read more
Pohoda Festival announces the 8th edition of the competition for site-specific art installations for the festival grounds. The chosen design will be awarded €4000 for its realisation and display at this year's festival. → read more
The camping spots in the Family Park are also slowly selling out. Less than half of the 5-person tents are still available and we have just six 5-person tents left in the Family Park. Parking P2 has also been taken by storm in recent weeks. → read more
Luxembourgish rapper Maz Univerze enchanted us at the German Reeperbahn Festival. With his unique flow and lyrics exploring a diverse range of topics, from personal experiences and social issues to philosophical reflections, his live performance is sure to leave an even greater impression on you. → read more
Korean duo Haepaary are Minhee Park and Hyewon Choi, who combine traditional Korean ritual music with modern electronics in a truly original and inspiring way. The resulting songs range from alternative techno to dream pop to ambient. Haepaary excel in skillfully layering vocals, sounds, electronics, and rhythms, making them an incredibly harmonious duo. → read more
Australia's Partiboi69 will perform his eclectic live show for the first time in Slovakia at Pohoda. Expect crazy fun, both on the dance floor and on stage, featuring an unbeatable mix of ghetto house, Miami bass, Detroit techno and other styles. → read more
Hungarian band Decolonize Your Mind Society draws inspiration from non-European traditional music, psychedelic ritual performances as well as the legendary Fourth World album by Jon Hassell and Brian Eno. What sets them apart is their totally unique sound, crafted with special instruments like the glissotar wind instrument or the retuneable analog synthesizers. At Pohoda they will offer a mix of psychedelic rock, jazz, avant-garde and experimental music. → read more
Ivo Dimchev took our breath away at this year's Eurosonic. His performance was one of the most interesting not only musically but also performatively. His interaction with the audience was nothing short of extraordinary. Originally from Bulgaria, Ivo is not just a singer and composer; he also wears the hats of a choreographer, visual artist, and performer. → read more
A huge thank you to everyone who came to Primate's Square and Fuga club on Sunday for the Concert for Ukraine/Концерт для України and joined us in expressing solidarity and sympathy with the Ukrainians who have been plagued by war for over two years. → read more
