
Kasia Kowalska
Polish vocalist Kasia Kowalska performs her music at Batschkapp.
Kasia Kowalska (born 13 June 1973 in Sulejówek) is a Polish singer, songwriter, producer and actress, widely regarded as one of the defining voices of Polish pop-rock. Her 1994 debut album Gemini - produced by Grzegorz Ciechowski of Republika - went triple platinum and launched a career that has since yielded nine studio albums and total sales exceeding 1.3 million copies. She has won multiple Fryderyk awards, an MTV European Music Award for best Polish artist (2001), and represented Poland at Eurovision 1996.
Kowalska featured on sanah's single "Kiedy umrę kochanie" (H. Poświatowska), released 27 March 2025 as part of sanah's album "sanah śpiewa Poezyje II"; the track has since accumulated 22 million Spotify plays.
Kowalska toured Poland extensively on the "30 lat Gemini" jubilee tour, marking 30 years since her debut album, with final concerts held in December 2025 in Warsaw, Lublin, Białystok and Katowice.
Kowalska launched an acoustic touring format in 2026, playing intimate theatre venues across Poland including Gdynia, Rybnik and Pruszków, with further dates scheduled through November 2026.
The debut album Gemini was reissued in a remastered edition on double CD and double vinyl to coincide with the 30th anniversary tour.

Polish vocalist Kasia Kowalska performs her music at Batschkapp.

Kasia Kowalska presents her songs in an intimate acoustic arrangement at the National Forum of Music.

A concert by Polish singer Kasia Kowalska. The artist is known for energetic performances and a rich musical catalogue.

Summer music festival at the amphitheatre in Świecie featuring Kasia Kowalska, Kida and Igo.

The festival's closing concert features Kasia Kowalska, an artist celebrating 30 years of her career, in the enchanting setting of Ćmielów Castle.

Kasia Kowalska's closing concert will wrap up this year's festival edition. The acclaimed Polish vocalist will perform her greatest hits in the atmospheric setting of a historic castle.