Who will perform at the festival?
- BARANOVSKI
- Viki Gabor
- Żółta Febra
- Michał Szczygieł
- Tabu
- Zespół Pieśni i Tańca „Śląsk”
The Bolesławiec Ceramic Festival is a celebration of ceramic artists and a unique ceramic festival on a European scale. It is also an opportunity to discover the tourist attractions of Bolesławiec and spend time actively in an atmosphere of great fun and numerous attractions. The event includes ceramic-painting and wheel-throwing demonstrations, street theatre, happenings, exhibitions and concerts.
Najlepszy koncert da:
BARANOVSKI
The BARANOVSKI project is led by 30-year-old vocalist, musician, producer and songwriter Wojtek Baranowski. Known, among other things, for performing with the group XXANAXX, he began writing his own story at the beginning of 2018. Just a year and a half later, he already had four radio hits to his name, a Fryderyk nomination in the “phonographic debut of the year” category, and had performed at almost all of the country's most important festival stages. When you add the gold records for the singles “Dym” and “Zbiór”, the platinum record for “Luźno” and the double-platinum record for “Czułego miejsca”, it can be called one of the most brilliant careers of recent seasons. In October 2019, BARANOVSKI's eagerly awaited debut album, titled “Zbiór”, was released; critics generally consider it one of the most successful albums in Polish pop of recent years. The release brought its author three more Fryderyk nominations and also achieved Gold Record status.
Viki Gabor
She first appeared on stage on the television programme The Voice Kids. The artist's first single, “Time”, reached 5 million views on YouTube. In 2019, she appeared on the stage of the “TOP Of The TOP Sopot Festival – Young Choice Awards”. That same year, the singer represented Poland at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, taking first place.
Żółta Febra
Żółta Febra has existed since 2009. Their music features influences of punk rock and alternative rock. From the very beginning, the band's DNA has been shaped by vocalist and lyricist Maciej Grzyb and drummer Michał Hallada. The current Żółta Febra infection also affects Maciej Chrabąszcz (guitar, backing vocals), Marcel Wylęgły (guitar, backing vocals), Jacek Miliński (keyboards) and Dawid Łukaszczuk-Ramski (bass). Bolesławiec residents Dawid and Marcel play in the band. In 2013, our first semi-official release, titled “Wszyscy jesteśmy podejrzani”, saw the light of day. The second child, “Elegancki Ausajder”, was born after practically two years of work. The final stretch took place at Insect Studio Record in Pielgrzymka in 2021.
Michał Szczygieł
Michał Szczygieł is one of the leading vocalists of the younger generation on the Polish music scene. He debuted in 2018 with the well-received single “Nic tu po mnie”, but his greatest fame came from the song “Spontan”, released in 2020, which has so far achieved double-platinum status. Michał Szczygieł's strengths include not only a great voice, but also dynamic pop productions incorporating elements of urban music. In June 2021, Michał's debut album, titled “Tak jak chcę”, was released.
TABU
Tabu is a Silesian band formed in 2003. Over more than 15 years of activity, both its lineup and musical style have taken shape. Energetic reggae, a strong brass section and stage charisma—that is the direction Tabu has followed for many years. More than a thousand concerts and countless kilometres travelled have made Tabu more than just a reggae band. Tabu is a large family, a machine that drives forward like a well-accelerated locomotive. The band has five studio albums and a live album from “Przystanek Woodstock 2014” to its name. The group co-organises one of Poland's largest reggae festivals, “Najcieplejsze Miejsce Na Ziemi”, in Wodzisław Śląski.
Zespół Pieśni i Tańca „Śląsk” im. Stanisława Hadyny
Zespół Pieśni i Tańca „Śląsk” is an artistic ensemble with enormous performance capabilities, appearing not only on major world stages but also in places that normally lack access to valuable cultural offerings. Its overriding mission is to showcase the richness of Silesian culture against the background of the heritage of other regions of the country.
The ensemble's artistic company of more than one hundred people includes a choir, ballet and orchestra. Cooperation with authorities in the field of cultural studies provides the potential to stage performances at the highest level. This has brought the ensemble worldwide recognition, numerous awards and honorary diplomas. “Śląsk” has visited 44 countries on five continents and given more than 8,000 concerts for over 26 million spectators. The ensemble's current repertoire includes a dozen or so diverse artistic forms—from large spectacles presenting a colourful and dynamic panorama of the folklore of all the country's regions, through highly impressive educational concerts, to presentations of classical and sacred music.