Wolna Grupa Bukowina is a Polish folk-rock and sung-poetry ensemble founded in Busko-Zdrój in 1970 by Wojciech Bellon, who debuted the group at the 1971 Tourist Song Fair in Szklarska Poręba. After Bellon's death in 1985 the remaining members suspended activity for over five years before regrouping; they have since performed continuously for more than five decades, winning awards at the Festival of Polish Song in Opole and twice playing to 150,000-strong crowds at Przystanek Woodstock. The group always operated as an open ensemble, drawing in a wide circle of Polish musicians and poets over the years.
The group performed in Szczecin on 5 July 2025 at the Szczecińskie Centrum Kultury - Scena Dekadencja.
A concert in Wrocław is scheduled for 28 September 2025.
The group has announced 2026 summer concerts in Brenna (25 July), Swornegacie (15 August) and Rzeczyca (16 August).
The group played a jubilee concert titled '50 lat minęło' at the Music Academy in Łódź on 7 April 2024.
The group performed at the XII International Festival of Organ and Chamber Music in Łuków on 4 October 2024.
Wolna Grupa Bukowina, a legend of Polish sung poetry, returns to Wrocław. A concert by the ensemble that has been continuously active for over 50 years in the Gothic Hall of the Old Monastery.
Concert by the renowned Polish folk group Wolna Grupa Bukowina, performing classic folk and original compositions.