Fiddler's Green Confirmed for Pol'and'Rock Festival 2021 

A band which is built on authenticity and committed to social involvement is now confirmed to play at Pol'and'Rock Festival 2021, which is a non-commercial event. When we announced the band nearly a year ago to the day, the response from fans was incredible and we are pl...

The festival, which has been moved to the realm of the Internet, will feature live performances from 30 top Polish acts. The artists will perform at the studio in Warsaw, and their shows will be streamed live on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch. 

Festival organizers have found themselves in an entirely new reality. With all music events - big and small - cancelled this year, our Festival has been moved online. We are keeping the ideals of Pol'and'Rock Festival alive and inviting our friends to take part in a uniq...

We have launched the accreditation process for journalists interested in working at the festival, which this year will take place in a specially designed TV studio in Warsaw. 

The biggest free non-commercial music and arts event in Europe will not take place in 2020. Jurek Owsiak, the promotor of Pol'and'Rock Festival issued a statement to cancel the 26th edition of the Festival and to announce a new online initiative which will take place ins...

Masters of the macabre will take the Main Stage at Pol'and'Rock Festival this summer. The band, committed to spooky aetheric will bring their ghoulishly glamourous show to the Most Beautiful Festival in the World this summer. 

The phenomenal crossover band will take the Main Stage at Pol'and'Rock Festival. The audience will experience metal, hip-hop, and hardcore all blended into one and with a unique manga twist. 

Fans of Irish folk-inspired music are in for a real treat this year. Fiddler’s Green joins Dropkick Murphys, The Rumjacks, and Saint City Orchestra in the Pol’and’Rock Festival lie-up. The German band will be celebrating the 30-year anniversary with the audience of the M...

Icons of punk rock will take the Main Stage at Pol'and'Rock Festival, proving, once again that punk is very much not dead - it's alive, kicking, and ready to take over the Most Beautiful Festival in the World.