
BRAThANKI
BRAThANKI, the Polish folk-pop band, perform live in Gdańsk.
BRAThANKI is a Polish folk-pop-rock band founded in 1998 by accordionist Janusz Mus, who brought together session musicians with roots in the Polish pop scene. Their debut album 'Ano!' (2000) went four-times platinum in Poland and earned four Fryderyk Award nominations, with the single 'Czerwone korale' topping virtually every Polish chart. The band weaves folk elements from Polish, Hungarian and Czech traditions into a pop-rock framework, and has performed in countries ranging from the USA to Hungary and Sweden.
BRAThANKI performed their 25th-anniversary jubilee concert at the 'Spiskie Melodie' open-air festival in Rzepiska.
The band held a 25th-anniversary jubilee concert at Kino Kijów in Kraków in November 2024.
BRAThANKI performed in Kraków on 9 November 2025 as part of their ongoing concert activity.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.

BRAThANKI, the Polish folk-pop band, perform live in Gdańsk.

Polish folk and feast-music group BRAThANKI takes the stage in Legnica for an evening of traditional songs.

Polish folk-pop duo BRAThANKI perform live in Powidz.

A concert by BRAThANKI in Jackowice.