Lydka Grubasa

The show, now

The autumn 2026 shows are a deliberate break from the band's usual club set: the first full acoustic tour it has attempted, running 4 October to 14 December across more than twenty Polish towns, mostly in cultural centres, pubs and small concert halls with doors at 20:00. The line-up on stage is the five-piece plus a three-player brass section — saxophone and flute, trumpet and flugelhorn, trombone and helicon — and the arrangements have been rebuilt around new instruments rather than simply stripped down; the band's own warning is that acoustic here is not going to mean mournful. Lighting and scenography have been made for this run alone, and the evening is structured as a single narrative told through music, spoken sections and staging instead of a straight run of songs, with the electric tour's pyrotechnics left behind. No support acts are listed for the club dates, though three of the bookings sit inside festivals — Fuck Off Festival in Gdańsk on 7 November and Warsaw on 19 December, and the Open Beer Festiwal in Kielce on 12 December. The reputation the tour trades on was on display at the Jarmark Chmielo-Wikliniarski in Nowy Tomyśl on 4 September 2026, where the group opened the Friday before Wilki and a local report credited the brass with adding colour to the guitar sound and noted how quickly the crowd took the energy off the stage despite the weather. Ticket-buyer feedback on KupBilecik averages 4.99 out of 5 across 423 reviews, with the recurring comments being the pace of the set and the band's contact with the room.