Those who did not make it to the main stage on Friday evening missed a great rock spectacle. The Bracia band, that is, the group formed by Piotr and Wojtek Cugowski, performed before the Bolesławiec audience. The Lublin musicians presented both powerful rock songs and ballads.
The band's biggest hits could not be missing, including “Wierzę w lepszy świat”, “Za szkłem”, “Nad przepaścią”, “Missing Every Moment” and “Parnassus”. What is more, the concert programme also included covers: the Beatles' “Can't Buy Me Love” and “Hush” from Deep Purple's repertoire.
There was communal singing and a drum solo. The band's frontman, Piotr Cugowski, immediately established a rapport with the audience. He proved that he is one of the best vocalists on the Polish music scene. That does not mean his brother cannot sing. Quite the contrary. For two songs, the brothers swapped roles, with excellent results.
For the encore, the Bolesławiec audience heard one of Bracia's best tracks – “Po drugiej stronie chmur”.
The stars of Saturday evening will be Marika (an artist whose music is an explosive mix of reggae, dancehall, soul and funk, known among other things from “The Voice of Poland”), as well as the authors of the hit “Prawdziwe powietrze”, the band Loka, which combines dance rhythms with catchy melodies. The group's vocalist is Grzegorz Porowski (The Days, Rotary).
Both stars will perform on the main stage on Asnyka Street. Marika's concert will begin at 7:30 p.m., while Loka's performance is scheduled for 10:00 p.m. Earlier, the stage at Piłsudskiego Square will feature, among others, the southern rock band PoweRebel (at 4:30 p.m.) and Tres i Przyjaciele, the group of Aleksandra Sozańska-Kut, Mirosław Kuc and Sławomir Zimniak, performing jazz, blues and funk (starting at 6:30 p.m.). The detailed programme is available on our website.
The 20th Bolesławiec Ceramic Festival is being carried out as part of the ARGINET project, co-financed by the European Union under the Culture programme. The organiser of the 20th Bolesławiec Ceramic Festival is the Bolesławiec Cultural Centre – International Ceramics Centre.
