Myslovitz is a Polish alternative rock band from Mysłowice in Upper Silesia, founded in 1992 by guitarist and vocalist Artur Rojek under the name The Freshmen before adopting their current name in 1994. Their sound blends college rock, shoegaze and Britpop-tinged melancholy with literary, introspective lyrics - a combination that made them one of the defining acts of the Polish rock scene in the late 1990s and 2000s. The 1999 platinum album "Miłość w czasach popkultury" broke them nationally and opened European stages; they have since toured alongside Iggy Pop, Travis and Simple Minds, and won the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Polish Act twice. With current frontman Mateusz Parzymięso, the band released their tenth studio album "Wszystkie narkotyki świata" in 2023 and continues to perform across Poland.
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The free Pol'and'Rock Festival returns to Czaplinek-Broczyno Airfield with international and Polish headliners. Three days of music with no admission fee.
The Nada Festival returns to Torun on September 4–5 with the biggest stars of the Polish music scene and alternative projects. Two days of concerts at Centrum Targowym PARK.
Legendary Polish rock band Myslovitz takes the stage at Spodek in Katowice. An energetic concert featuring the hits that defined the Polish rock scene.
The last concert of legendary Polish band Myslovitz in Kraków. A final show before the band's breakup.
Polish rock legends Myslovitz perform at Klub Stodoła in Warsaw. One of the most important acts in Polish alternative rock.