OT.TO

A band that for years has been building a strong, distinctly Polish sound and a sense of communal singing - their performances can turn a concert hall into one big white-and-red expression of togetherness. Their achievements include, among others, a distinction at the National Festival of Polish Song in Opole (Operators’ Award, 1991). Today, they return with a program of special significance for August 15.

What to expect live?

An evening of songs about Poland that conveypride, gratitude, and unity: a clear message, familiar choruses, and the energy of singing together - in the spirit of a celebration that brings generations together. 

Why is it worth coming?

August 15th isn't just a date on the calendar - it's Polish Army Day, celebrated in memory of the victorious Battle of Warsaw in 1920 (the "Miracle on the Vistula"). This concert is a musical way to honor history, pay respect to the soldiers, and experience something important together - through words, melody, and the emotions of the red and white. 

If you want to experience an event that strengthens identity and unites in one voice - come to the OT.TO concert on August 15th.