In recent years, Birds in Row have toured only sporadically, but whenever they take the stage, they do it with their hearts on their sleeves. The French trio will perform on September 27th at VooDoo in Warsaw and a day later at Pod Minogą in Poznań.
Birds in Row became one of the most exciting bands on the border of post-hardcore and screamo with the release of their debut album, “You, Me & the Violence”. What sets them apart? From the very beginning, the band displayed a remarkable talent for crafting deeply emotional songs, where raw feelings find an outlet through both explosive passages and outstanding melodies that instantly get stuck in your head. Every record in their discography has maintained an exceptionally high standard, and with the release of their third album, “Gris Klein”, in 2022, it became clear that their appeal had grown far beyond the boundaries of the genre. Having toured alongside Alcest and Cult of Luna, Birds in Row will return to Poland this September for headline shows in Warsaw and Poznań. If you appreciate music that combines profound emotion with sheer intensity, these are performances you simply cannot miss.
Dom Zły are currently one of the most important bands on the Polish metal scene. Formed a decade ago in Puławy, the band blends depressive hardcore punk with strong influences of post-black metal, while also incorporating elements of screamo and crust. The melancholy pouring out of every note is amplified by deeply personal lyrics and the haunting, low-register vocals of Ania Truszkowska.
Following the release of their critically acclaimed album “Ku Pogrzebaniu Serc”, which even received a Fryderyk Award nomination, the band embarked on a European tour alongside Zeal & Ardor. This August, they are also set to perform at OFF Festival and Brutal Assault in the Czech Republic.
Sztylety are a band from Poland's Tri-City area who have come a long way - from a local curiosity to one of the most respected names in the country's alternative underground. Their musical melting pot combines slacker emo, noise rock, indie rock, and even metal, yet this stylistic mix never descends into chaos. Missing the kind of independent music that can comfort you one moment and hit you like a punch the next? Sztylety in 2026 deliver exactly that, as proven by their April release, “Wszystkie Rany Niezabliźnione”. The album was mixed by Jørgen Larsen, best known for his work with Honningbarna.
