Poland is preparing for one of its most dynamic festival seasons in 2026. Major events have already confirmed their dates, and early programme announcements show that the country is strengthening its position as a key music-tourism destination in Europe.
Open’er Festival 2026 will return to Gdynia in early July, bringing international headliners across pop, rock, indie and electronic music. As one of Poland’s largest open-air festivals, Open’er continues to attract thousands of visitors from across Europe, boosting both local tourism and the national music industry.
In June, Mystic Festival 2026 will once again take over Gdańsk’s historic shipyard district. Known for its heavy-metal and hard-rock focus, the festival has become a major stop on the European metal circuit, drawing top global bands and a dedicated fan base.
Rising in international visibility, Garbicz Festival 2026 remains one of Poland’s most unique electronic-music events. Set in a lakeside forest area, the festival blends techno, art installations and immersive design with a strong community-driven atmosphere. Previous editions sold out months in advance, solidifying its cult status.
Urban-music fans will head to Warsaw in July for CLOUT Festival 2026, a rapidly growing event showcasing global hip-hop and trap acts. Its strong international bookings highlight the increasing demand for genre-focused festivals in Poland.
With a mix of large-scale productions and niche creative events, Poland’s 2026 festival calendar reflects a diverse and rapidly evolving live-music landscape. As ticket sales continue to rise and international artists expand their European tours, Poland stands out as one of the region’s most exciting destinations for summer festivals.