Zwidy, Jonasz Gubera with Wielkie Rozczarowanie and Daysdaysdays on the most emo tour of the year. Three of the most hit among the saddest bands in Poland will play six concerts in major Polish cities.

Zwidy have quickly gained a cult status on the Polish independent scene with their 2017 release. EP "Zwidy" and 2018's LP titled. "Szum." Since then, the band has played dozens of concerts across Poland and abroad - both as a headliner and as a support act for such bands as Fontaines D.C., Pile and Crywank. In their music they combine emo with all possible guitar influences. 2023 saw the release of their second LP, Nigdy nie będę taki, jak bym chciał, on which they further expanded the scope of their inspirations – adding Radiohead inspirations to their mix of emo/math and indie rock, for example. Bartek Chaciński, among others, wrote about the album in a very positive review, Jakub Żulczyk recommended it, as well as all the magazines dealing with rock music in Poland. In the vicinity of its release, the band scored the two biggest concerts of its career – supporting Lovejoy for 1,500 and 1,800 people in Gdansk and Warsaw, respectively, and ended 2023 with a major tour and a joint concert with Happysad.

Poland's biggest internet emo personality and the biggest pop punk aficionado this side of the world - Jonasz Gubera (formerly known, for example, as De Strojfisz) made his debut under his own name in 2022 with the album Wielkie Rozczarowanie, which immediately became an object of worship for lovers of upbeat punk rock and emo. Jonasz is also a streamer, so he boasts a large community built around his name. However, he has recently been performing on stage no longer as Jonasz Gubera, but as the leader of the new four-piece Wielkie Rozczarowanie.

Daysdaysdays plays summer melancholy-lined music from the border of pop punk and emo. The band is known for its energetic and very sincere concerts. It has two EPs to its credit, as well as the album Here I Was, released in 2023. In the meantime, the trio has supported such bands as Pile, Tiny Moving Parts and Bass Drum of Death.