Pohoda is music, Pohoda is friends, Pohoda is experiences. Thank you for being a part of Pohoda this year, and for the overwhelming support following Pohoda 2024. You've given us the strength to keep going, and we’re incredibly grateful for that. Join us once again at Trenčín Airport from 10 to 12 July 2025, where more amazing acts await. Tomorrow, Tuesday 5 November, we’ll announce our first headliner – keep an eye on our website and social media for updates. → read more

After last year's victory in the BEST MEDIUM SIZED FESTIVAL category, Pohoda is once again in the longlist of this category of European festivals for which you can vote in the prestigious European Festival Awards. You can support Pohoda with your vote at this link until 20 November. → read more

From these shots, you can almost hear the guitar riffs, the kick drum, the keystrokes, the highs and lows—the music that makes you dance and the kind that gives you chills; and even the crowd’s singing and applause from below the stage. This was the sound of Pohoda 2024, brought to life by our international stars. Can you hear it? → read more

On 17th November, the anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, an event will symbolically begin at 17:11 for those who remember November 1989 and want to celebrate the 35th anniversary with music, art, and meetings with friends. → read more

A combination of art pop, jazz and psychedelia. This is the Slovak band God and Eve consisting of Eva Sajanová, Richard Grimm, Christopher Pauliny and Krištof Krupa. Watch and listen to their song Cirkus from the latest album “Taký pekný, veľký”. We shot the video directly on the runway of the Trenčín Airport as part of the Pohoda Acoustic Sessions 2024 series. → read more

The clouds at Pohoda 2024 were not just black, they were also white, and some of you walked in them on a rope. Watch (SKY) Walking in the Clouds, a short film by Liza Nedayvoda from Friday’s performance by Katarína Zagorski. Produced by Katarína Zagorski and Michal Kaščák / Pohoda Festival  → read more

Guitars, drums, synths, string instruments, rap, children's singing, and the stomping of dozens of dancing shoes during the celebration of five jubilant folk ensembles from the city of Trenčín. This is how Pohoda 2024 sounded, brought to life by Slovak musicians. → read more

This October, the vibrant neighborhoods of Pigalle and Montmartre are once again alive with the energy of one of the year’s biggest music events—the MaMA Music & Convention.  → read more

The strong wave of support that followed Pohoda 2024 gave us the strength to push through the most challenging moments and decide to continue the festival in the future. The For Pohoda collection truly took us by surprise – first with the speed at which it was launched, and later with its scale and the incredible level of interest it attracted. We are deeply grateful for every show of solidarity, every contribution, and for the heartfelt messages and wishes. Our thanks also go to the organisers of the collection and the Donio.sk platform. → read more

The Visual Stage, curated by artist and professor Ilona Németh, once again enriched Trenčín Airport this year with a series of artworks and performances that seamlessly became part of the festival grounds and activities. → read more