With less than two months to go the next edition of the Summer Breeze in January approaching fast! As every year, the Grand Finale concerts and events will be organized by GOCC Collection Centers across Poland and around the world. However, Warsaw will once again become the epicenter of extraordinary emotions. We're thrilled to announce the first three stars who will perform on the main stage at the PGE Narodowy!
For the second time, the Grand Finale concert in Warsaw will take place on the PGE Narodowy meadows. The concert stage will be located directly by the Grand Finale town and the television studio of the 33rd GOCC Grand Finale. Meet the first artists who will join us in supporting paediatric oncology and hematology: Big Cyc, Koniec Świata, and Zenek Kupatasa!
Big Cyc – 36 Years of Music, Laughter, and Controversy
Big Cyc is a true legend of the Polish music scene. Since 1988, the band has combined the anarchistic spirit of youth with sharp humor and a unique style. Their music, a mix of punk rock and ska, consistently attracts hordes of fans who love their energetic performances and satirical take on contemporary issues.
With 18 studio albums and countless club and festival concerts under their belt, Big Cyc is a familiar name to audiences of the Most Beautiful Festival in the World, where they have performed four times, always leaving unforgettable impressions. Their lyrics tackle controversial topics and expose societal hypocrisy, blending intelligent satire with catchy, straightforward forms.
Koniec Świata – Folk Energy Straight from Silesia
Koniec Świata is a musical gem from Silesia, blending rock-and-roll sounds with a folk twist for over 20 years. Seven albums and over a thousand concerts in Poland and abroad—in Canada, Germany, and the UK—testify to their enduring popularity and quality.
Their songs combine catchy melodies with lyrics about love, revolution, and daily urban life. Above all, Koniec Świata is a live band—their stage energy, excellent connection with the audience, and collective sing-alongs make for a musical feast. During the 33rd WOŚP Grand Finale in Warsaw, Koniec Świata will show why they’re one of the most recognizable voices of their generation. Don’t miss this extraordinary performance!
Zenek Kupatasa – Humor, Energy, and Rock Passion
Zenek Kupatasa is one of the closest friends of the Most Beautiful Festival in the World. His music combines heavy rock sounds with remarkable self-deprecation and a light-hearted approach to the world around him. Starting his career as the leader of the band Kabanos, with which he won the Golden Spinning Top award, Zenek has firmly established himself in the history of the Pol’and’Rock Festival.
Now a solo artist, he continues to surprise audiences with new albums and live performances full of openness and spontaneity. With 10 solo albums, including Rezyliencja and Darmowe Przytulasy, Zenek’s concerts promise good fun, unforgettable moments, and surprises that make every show unique.
The 33rd Grand Finale will take place on 26 January 2025, with the funds raised going towards the purchase of specialised equipment for paediatric oncology and hematology. We aim to procure:
96 days before the 32nd Grand Finale, during the 67th Open Tender, we have revealed the aim of the upcoming winter fundraiser. This time, the GOCC Foundation will focus on the post-pandemic lung diseases - the raised funds will be used to purchase equipment for children's and adults' respiratory units.
As you already know, we play with everyone and for everyone. What is more, in Warsaw we play in a totally new location! For the first time ever the heart of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity will be beating at the PGE Narodowy meadows.
The registration of Collection Centres, i.e. hubs of volunteers organizing the Grand Finale events for their local community, is now over. Collection Centres will be actively participating in the 32nd Grand Finale fundraiser across Poland and in 101 locations around the world!
