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Wrocław’s Strefa Kultury Studenckiej hosts the concert, theatre and film format of “Romeo i Julia żyją”. Live music meets video art by Natan Berkowicz.

The article introduces the electronic world of the album “White Darkness” in its announcement of the concert at SKS, Wrocław University of Science and Technology.

A concert by The Cinematic Orchestra and Leszek Możdżer was announced at Wrocław's Centennial Hall. Jazz meets improvisation and contemporary sounds.

The programme at Kampus Długa in Wrocław includes concerts and a shared celebration for Wrocław’s students. Additional activities accompany the concerts.

A conversation between a mother and daughter comes from Biskupizna's folk tradition near Krobia. The song exposes difficult experiences often silenced across generations.

The 2025 Guitar World Record was announced in Wrocław's Market Square. The programme includes a “Your five minutes of fame” stage and unusual guitars.

Three concert days at Wrocław’s Centennial Hall link the 3-Majówka programme with the Guitar World Record. A shared “Hey Joe” brings thousands of guitars together.

The Ethno Jazz Festival concert at Wrocław’s Strefa Kultury Studenckiej makes room for jazz improvisation. Soul and R&B broaden the jazz repertoire.

A concert by Fanfare Ciocărlia was announced in the Gothic Hall of Wrocław's Stary Klasztor. The Romanian brass band combines Roma traditions with virtuoso solos.

The club concert at Zaklęte Rewiry in Wrocław replaces Marsh’s cancelled festival appearance. The musical narrative balances reflective passages with dancefloor energy.

The programme at Impart Centrum in Wrocław includes Sufi singing and the dervishes’ meditative dance. Noureddine Khourchid joins the ensemble as a guest.

A concert by Stacey Kent was announced at Wrocław's Strefa Kultury Studenckiej. Art Hirahara and Jim Tomlinson shape the intimate sound of the “A Time for Love” programme.

The “Armia Gwiazd” show was announced in Wrocław's Market Square. The Polish Army's artistic ensemble combines voices, orchestras and choreography.

The deep house programme at Wrocław’s Pergola includes an update on Marsh’s cancelled appearance. Marsh’s replacement club concert is listed at Zaklęte Rewiry.

The programme at the Pergola in Wrocław includes melodic house and the sound of live instruments. “Cold Enough For Snow” preceded a tour of Europe and North America.

A concert by Nils Hoffmann, Warung and VONDA7 was announced at the Pergola beside Wrocław's Centennial Hall. Melodic textures meet organic rhythms and a club pulse.

The concert programme at Stary Klasztor in Wrocław includes Balkan traditions of women’s choral singing. The singers draw on Bulgarian choral traditions.

Wrocław’s Pergola frames the electronic festival; the preview also explains the change to Marsh’s concert. Subtle lighting highlights modernist details.

After Marsh’s Pergola set was cancelled, the update names Zaklęte Rewiry in Wrocław for a replacement concert. The article also introduces Rezident’s electronic music.

A concert by The Exploited was announced at Zaklęte Rewiry in Wrocław. Wattie Buchan and the group bring uncompromising British punk.

The Zaklęte Rewiry concert in Wrocław pairs Sian Evans’s voice with Kosheen’s drum’n’bass and melody. “Catch” and “Hungry” connect club rhythms with songwriting.

The concert announcement at A2 in Wrocław introduces metal riffs, pirate tales and catchy choruses. Catchy choruses combine with the band’s pirate humour.

Blues and rock meet at Wrocław’s Centennial Hall in the programme of Ethno Jazz Festival. The appearance links Ethno Jazz Festival with the Guitar World Record.

The 34th WOŚP Finale was announced in Wrocław's Market Square. Concerts accompany volunteer activities under the “Healthy tummies for our children” banner.

A concert by Łona, Konieczny and Krupa was announced at Wrocław's Strefa Kultury Studenckiej. “TAXI” combines rap, jazz and electronics.

Take 6’s Christmas programme at Wrocław’s Strefa Kultury Studenckiej blends a cappella jazz, soul and gospel. The vocal harmonies unfold without instrumental backing.

The programme at Wrocław Congress Centre includes a dialogue between classical music, jazz and original pieces. Virtuosity also serves a direct musical message.