This will also be the last chance to hear Budka Suflera live. After 40 years on stage, with the concerts “And After the Night Comes the Day,” the band is saying farewell to its audience forever.
100,000 spectators in 20 Polish cities. “Jolka, Jolka, Do You Remember,” “All My Bustle,” “Your Radio,” “Silence Like This,” “Night of the Comet,” “The Shadow of the Great Mountain,” “Such a Tango,” “The Ball of All Saints” – after this tour, no one will ever again have the opportunity to sing these cult songs at a Budka Suflera concert. That is precisely why these performances will remain in the memory of every spectator for a long time. It will also be a truly rock show. On stage, we will see not only the band’s regular musicians, but also Felicjan Andrzejczak.
Exactly 40 years. The 2014 tour is the best way to celebrate the band’s founding in 1974. Four decades of legendary rockers are a significant part of the history of Polish music. They represent a host of awards, countless hits on the charts, 15 studio albums and thousands of concerts around the world. The final touch to this history is the tour “And After the Night Comes the Day – Budka Suflera’s Farewell Concert Tour.” A condensed showcase of Budka’s finest achievements and a must-see event of 2014, not only for its fans but also for everyone who has ever hummed the songs of one of Poland’s most acclaimed rock bands.
Venue: PGE Turów Arena
Date: 28 November 2014, 7:00 p.m.
Tickets: PLN 60–100
Tickets available at:
Zgorzelec – Municipal Cultural Centre, Sports and Recreation Centre, Empik
Bogatynia – Bogatynia Cultural Centre
Bolesławiec – Bolesławiec Cultural Centre–International Ceramics Centre
Lubań – Municipal Cultural Centre.
Zgorzelec City Hall/ii