Concert Slovnorama (NOR/SK)
Slovnorama (NOR/SK): A concert by the Norwegian–Slovak musical ensemble on the occasion of the release of their first joint album, coming this spring. Slovnorama is a collaborative project by young Slovak artist and actress Vanessa Weisz and the Erling Ramskjell Band from northern Norway. Their cooperation emerged within the framework of a bilateral partnership between […]
Concert Spectrum Quartett, NogaBand & Ulijanky: Pictures from Slovakia
A joint project by three outstanding musical ensembles—the string quartet Spectrum Quartett, the folk band Nogaband, and the vocal group Ulijanky—offers an unconventional fusion of classical and folk music. The concert will be enriched by a special guest appearance by singer Simona Hulejová. The programme Pictures from Slovakia is based on the search for inspiration […]
Festive service with Mons. Dávid Tencer, Bishop of Reykjavik (IS), and concert by the Chamber Orchestra of the City of Trenčín & Pavlína Ovádková
The solemn Holy Mass will be celebrated by a distinguished guest, Monsignor David Tencer. Originally a Capuchin friar from Slovakia, he has been serving for several years as a bishop of the Roman Catholic Church in Reykjavík, Iceland. Representatives of other religious denominations in Trenčín will also attend the Mass. The concert by the Trenčín […]
Concert NEEVE (DE)
The German band NEEVE plays alternative pop with an emphasis on strong melodies and the visual aspect of their performances. Their music brings together influences of indie rock, synth-pop, and melancholy.
Concert Midi Lidi (CZ)
A Czech electronic group that has been combining minimalist electronic music with distinctive lyrics and a live visual presentation since 2006.
Concert Lash & Gray
The duo Lash & Gray combines vocals, jazz harmonies, and electronic elements. Their concert will bring a modern sound to the stage, built on musical sensitivity and precision.
Concert Karol Mikloš
A Slovak singer, songwriter, and producer known for his distinctive blend of indie pop, alt-rock, and electronic elements. His emotional songs, marked by a powerful voice and poetic lyrics, have secured a strong place on the Slovak music scene.
Concert Martin Majlo Štefánik & Mucha Quartet
A concert collaboration between multi-instrumentalist Martin Majlo Štefánik and the string Mucha Quartet. This musical dialogue between contemporary jazz and classical music will offer a unique sonic experience of the evening.
Concert Bez ladu a skladu & Lucerka
The legendary Trenčín-based band Bez ladu a skladu is one of the key names of Slovak alternative rock. Active since the 1980s, the group is known for its distinctive style, critical lyrics, and characteristic sound. Guests: Michal Kocáb and DH Lucerka
Concert BOVIY (DE)
The German music project BOVIY brings electronic music with both melancholic and dance-driven energy. The performance will add an international element to the Saturday line-up.
Concert Jana Kirschner, guests Štefan Štec and Military Band
The evening concert at Peace Square will feature an exceptional collaboration between Jana Kirschner, Štefan Štec, and the Military Band of the Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic, creating a powerful and unique musical experience.
Concert Nina Kohout
Singer and songwriter Nina Kohout is known for her darkly poetic art pop. Her concert will offer an intimate atmosphere and a powerful musical statement from a representative of the younger generation of Slovak female artists.
Concert Emma Drobná
Singer Emma Drobná will perform as part of the Saturday evening programme. With her distinctive voice and popular hits, she appeals to a wide audience and will bring both energy and sensitivity to the opening of the cultural year.
Concert Fallgrapp
A concert by the popular Slovak band Fallgrapp, known for blending electronic music, acoustic instruments, and poetic lyrics. Their performance will deliver an atmospheric experience on one of the main stages of Saturday evening, following the opening show.
Concert by the Slovak Teachers’ Choir and readings of Mircea Eliade
Trenčín Timepieces – a concert by the Slovak Teachers’ Choir combined with readings from Mircea Eliade, bringing together literature devoted to the history of religious thought and the choral singing of a renowned ensemble that was founded eighty years ago in Trenčín.