| | Vote for the Best Overseas Festival!
If you enjoyed last edition of Pol'and'Rock Festival, why not vote for our event in the UK Festival Awards poll?
We have been chosen to compete against other major European festivals in the Best Overseas Category. Even though this category is decided based on the popular vote, the jurors will weigh the votes against an average number of particitpants of the event, so when you consider that our festival's daily capacity is estimated at half a million music fans, it becomes obvious that we need a lot of support from you! |
| | | | | The UK Festival Awards are presented to outstanding festivals taking place in the UK. Celebrating all aspects of festival management, such as health and safety innovations, brand activation initiatives, best line-up selection. Branching out to rank the events taking place outside the British Isles, the organizers of the poll invited international festivals to take part in the competition.
Pol'and'Rock Festival is up against truly outstanding events, such as EXIT Festival, Open'er Festival, Wacken Festival, or Roskilde Festival. All voters will be eligible to win Audio Technica headphones. You will be also asked to take part in a short survey on your festival experiences and get a chance to win an Amazon voucher.
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| | | | | | Main Stage at Pol'and'Rock Festival 2018. Photo credit: B. Muracki |
| | Pol'and'Rock Festival
Formerly known as Woodstock Festival Poland, Pol'and'Rock Festival is a cult event for all music fans from Europe. The festival is a truly unique event, as it is a non-commercial music festival where the fans can enjoy world-famous acts such as Judas Priest, Arch Enemy, Gojira, or Amon Amarth for free and the attendance of the festival is estimated to reach half a million people daily. Pol'and'Rock Festival proudly continues the traditions it's been inspired by: promoting the ideals of long-gone, hippie age, such as peace, love, friendship. Organized by the largest NGO in Poland (The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity Foundation) it fosters the ideals of civic society and tolerance.
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