"It was our biggest year, really something out of a dream," Michal Kaščák assessed in a hoarse voice just a few hours after he welcomed the sun with the band Bez ladu a skladu and "tried" crowdsurfing for the first time in his life.
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It was a celebration, as it should be. With these words, Michal Kaščák assessed the 30th anniversary of Pohoda. There would be nothing unusual about that. But it happened after four days of the festival – on Sunday at five in the morning after his own performance on the main stage with the band Bez ladu a skladu. Greetings of the sun are a traditional specialty of Pohoda. Every morning […]
"It was our biggest year, really something out of a dream," Michal Kaščák assessed in a hoarse voice just a few hours after he welcomed the sun with the band Bez ladu a skladu and "tried" crowdsurfing for the first time in his life.