Punky Reggae Live with Pull The Wire, The Analogs, and more

Pull The Wire, punk rock band from Żyrardów, Poland, known for its casual, beer-friend vibes, and smart, daily life lyrics mixed with coarse humor.

The Analogs, from Szczecin, Poland, are pioneers of Polish street punk and oi! music, active since 1995. Known for energetic performances and socially aware, anti-fascist, and anti-racist lyrics, they popularized the genre in Poland. Their discography includes albums like "Oi! Młodzież," "Trucizna," "CHWDP" and "Bestia". They have performed across Europe and collaborated with artists such as Roy Ellis.

Formed in 1986 in Plock, Poland, Farben Lehre blends punk, reggae, and alternative rock. Known for albums like "My Maszyny" and "Atomowe Zabawki," they've collaborated with bands like Exploited and Anthrax. They also organize the Punky Reggae Live tour.

Closterkeller, formed in 1988 in Poland, is a pioneering gothic rock band known for its atmospheric blend of metal, pop, psychedelia, and electronics. Fronted by Anja Orthodox, a charismatic and controversial figure, the band released notable albums like "Purple," "Blue," and "Graphite." Their hit "Cisza W Jej Domu" appeared on "Cyan," one of Poland's first CDs with multimedia extras. Despite their success in Poland, international recognition is limited, though they have English album versions. Closterkeller headlined the Dark Stars festivals and toured with bands like Moonlight and Darzamat.

Polish punk rock band known for deeply personal, authentic lyrics blending humor and tragedy. They redefine punk by sharing real-life stories with energy and respect.