Alter Lego Tour: Cinemon + Pozory + Black Radio + Francis Tuan

Four different rock bands from four cities will present four different styles and temperaments on a joint tour of Poland.

Pozory is a power trio from Warsaw, which made its debut in the Polish alternative scene in 2021 - but at the same time, they’re very much experienced in playing together, having previously co-founded the bands The Procrasters and The Y. They made their debut as Pozory with the release of 9 tracks in 9 months, which make up the band's first album Wahania. They describe their lyrics as "a little bit nostalgia and a little bit party,” and the music as influenced by the likes of Jack White and Queens of the Stone Age. Pozory consists of Michal Ochijewicz (vocals and guitar), Jasiek Wojnar (drums) and Maciek Dawidczyk (bass).

Black Radio is a Lodz, Poland rock band formed in 2008. Their music is energetic, melodic rock, inspired by the likes of Foo Fighters or Kings of Leon. They were finalists of the TV talent show Must Be the Music, winners of twenty-five national music festivals, and have played more than 300 shows, including at major Polish rock events. In 2014 they released their debut album Gasoline Planet; they have since followed it up with two EPs, the latest of which is 2022's Seven Riders of the Sun.

A rock power trio from Krakow, on stage since 2005. Described by Jarek Szubrycht as the best American band in Krakow, the lineup is inspired by classic rock, grunge and contemporary alternative rock; in their own words, they mean to be catchy, noisy and real. They have eight releases to their credit, on which they have collaborated with Mikołaj Trzaska, Misia Furtak, Mark Rains (Rival Sons), Denis Blackham (Eric Clapton, Black Sabbath), Mark Szwarc (Pink Freud, Lao Che, Natalia Przybysz), among others. The group consists of Michal Wojcik (guitar, vocals), Kuba Palka (drums, vocals) and Tomek Bysiewicz (bass, vocals).

Francis Tuan (born Fryderyk Nguyen) is a musician with Polish-Vietnamese roots. Contemporary alternative, indie pop and even typically Polish rock harmonise in his music with oriental instrumentation and dirty guitar sounds. Francis describes the world from the perspective of a sensitive male and alludes to issues affecting today's young adults. He made his debut in 2017. EP Poems, and has since released two albums, the most recent of which is 2023's Sam omega; he has also played at Open'er, Halfway Festival and Slot Art Festival.