The Pohoda festival has sold 15,000 tickets, half the capacity of the 31st edition, which is 30,000 visitors. The first performers were only announced last week, and according to the organizers, most people bought their tickets before any name was revealed. Aktuality.sk ↗
Among the performers confirmed so far are the British electronic duo The Chemical Brothers and the trip-hop group Massive Attack. The program also includes South African singer Moonchild Sanelly, British-Nigerian poet and musician Joshua Idehen, the Scottish duo Cowboy Hunters, and the South Korean all-female punk band Sailor Honeymoon. According to the festival, further announcements are to come in the coming days. Aktuality.sk ↗
Pohoda 2026 sold out faster than ever in its history, and at the current pace, organizers expect tickets for next year's edition to sell out even sooner. A three-day adult ticket now costs 159 euros, and its price is set to rise further this year. Aktuality.sk ↗
The festival will take place from July 8 to 10, 2027, at the airport in Trenčín. It has 30 editions behind it and has twice won the European Festival Awards in the medium-sized festival category. In the past, performers have included Gorillaz, The Cure, The Prodigy, Björk, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Tame Impala, Kraftwerk, and PJ Harvey. Aktuality.sk ↗
The official highlights video shows what the last edition looked like.
Photo: Jakub Doležal / Festival Pohoda (press photograph, archival shot from the 2026 edition)
Pohoda 2027 has sold half of its tickets. According to the festival, most people bought tickets before the first names were announced
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