
Jan Borysewicz Festival
A festival celebrating the legend of Polish rock, Jan Borysewicz, featuring leading artists from the guitar scene. A unique opportunity to honour the legacy of a creator who shaped Polish rock for decades.
Jan Borysewicz (born 17 April 1955 in Wrocław) is the co-founder, guitarist and principal composer of Lady Pank, one of the most enduring Polish rock bands, active since 1981. A self-taught musician, he wrote nearly the entire band's catalogue and shaped a guitar sound that defined Polish rock in the 1980s. Under the alias Jan Bo he also pursues a solo career, and in 2026 he launched the Festiwal Jana Borysewicza - a guitar-centred festival tied to the opening of Stratocastle, a new guitar museum in Ćmielów.
Lady Pank released their new studio album 'LP 45' (also listed as '45') on 28 November 2025, marking the band's 45th anniversary.
Lady Pank's 45th-anniversary tour visited Warsaw, Wrocław, Kraków, Katowice and Gdańsk in spring 2026, with the Warsaw Torwar show selling out.
Borysewicz's own Festiwal Jana Borysewicza is scheduled at Zamek Ćmielów on 25 July 2026, tied to the opening of the Stratocastle guitar museum.
The Stratocastle guitar museum, an initiative linked to Borysewicz's festival, opened in May 2026 with an inaugural concert by the band BEAT featuring Adrian Belew, Tony Levin, Steve Vai and Danny Carey.
In a May 2025 interview marking his 70th birthday, Borysewicz announced a new solo album and upcoming tours in Poland, the United States and Canada.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.