Katarzyna Nosowska (born 1971 in Szczecin) is a Polish singer, songwriter and author, best known as the frontwoman of the alternative rock band Hey, which she co-founded in 1992. With Hey she recorded 11 studio albums that defined Polish rock of the 1990s; her parallel solo career spans nine albums ranging from electronic pop to sung poetry, earning her a record number of Fryderyk awards. Beyond music, she is a bestselling author and one of the most recognisable cultural figures in Poland.
Hey released 'Bezruch', their first new original single in nearly eight years, ahead of a five-city summer tour.
Nosowska released the duet single 'Ofelia' with singer sanah, a setting of a poem by Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska.
Nosowska appeared on two tracks on the soundtrack to the Polish family film 'Kleks i wynalazek Filipa Golarza'.
The collaborative album 'Kasia i Błażej' with Błażej Król debuted at #2 on the OLiS chart and was certified gold.
'Kasia i Błażej' received a nomination for the Fryderyk 2025 award in the alternative pop album of the year category.
A festival of alternative music and rap featuring stars of the Polish scene: Artur Rojek, Kuban, Igo, Nosowska and Kortez. An intense, emotional show at Strefa 57 near Kraków.
An exceptional evening with Nosowska and Piotr Rogucki & Normalni Ludzie on the open-air stage of Fabryka Lloyda. Two concerts in one night.
