Tinnitus Diaries entry 051 Dakhabrakha / Krzysztof Zalewski

Venue: Plac Zamkowy
Date: 24 August 2026
Photographed during: Full show
Photographer: Neil Milton
Camera: Leica M11-P
Thanks to Euromaidan

Polish artist Krzysztof Zalewski and Ukrainian folk band Dakhabrakha perform live in Warsaw’s Plac Zamkowy for the Ukrainian Independence Day celebrations.

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With the partial solar eclipse only a couple of hours away, my friend Jaap and I cycled down to the Copernicus Science Centre on the Boulevard of the Wisła River. The idea, of course, was to make some photographs of Varsovians enjoying the once-in-a-generation celestial moment.

We arrived to find a queue to the rooftop snaking all the way along past the centre and down the road. The ol’ press card got us to the front, and as we waited, Jaap noticed something odd. There were more than a few Secret Service agents setting up security pat-down tables. Things just got interesting. Who’s coming along to this, then?

Through security, we discovered that the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, Donald Tusk, would be joining observers on the roof to enjoy the solar eclipse. An added bonus for our respective photo stories.

On the roof, the Science Centre had provided telescopes, filters, and everything folk might need to enjoy the solar eclipse.

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Supported by local band Bujaturla, English indie glam superstars Suede come to Progresja in Warsaw to promote their new album, Antidepressants.

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Kilsyth’s The Twilight Sad perform at the Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow for a cathartic, emotional return home. Supported by London Dream-pop band Deary. This was honestly one of the best gigs I’ve ever seen.

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Kilsyth’s The Twilight Sad perform at the Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow for a cathartic, emotional return home. Supported by London Dream-pop band Deary.

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Albion’s premier songwriter and former enfant-terrible, Peter Doherty, performs an intimate show for fans at Warsaw’s Niebo.

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Pioneers of Desert Blues, Tuareg collective, Tinariwen, visit Progresja in Warsaw on the Polish leg of their Hoggar tour.

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UK alt-rock veterans Bôa return to Warsaw, this time to the Progresja stage, to perform for the Polish audience.

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Ukrainian folk quartet Dakhabrakha return to Progresja in Warsaw on their tour to promote their new album Ptakh.

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Grindcore legends, Napalm Death, team up with Whiplash and Varukers to visit Progresja in Warsaw on their Campaign for Musical Destruction 2026 tour.

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