Formy Planet + Dance Like Dynamite + more

Concert to celebrate the birthday of Piotr Pawlowski bassist and composer from the bands Formy Planet, Dance Like Dynamite and The Shipyard.

Formy Planet is a musical star cluster created in the micro-galaxy of the Tricity. In Formy Planet's orbit, electronica mixes with cold wave, spacey guitar and a hard-playing rhythm section. In this cluster, each star takes on a different form. Dance Like Dynamite can be called a supergroup of the Tricity milieu. It was formed in the spring of 2015 in Sopot. It was founded by Krzysztof "Sado" Sadowski and former Blenders musician Mariusz "Nosek" Noskowiak. The two had previously met in the group Vulgar. Soon after, bassist Piotr Pawłowski from Made In Poland and The Shipyard joined the band, as well as Tomasz "Snake" Kamiński, guitarist of Red Rooster, Golden Life and the band accompanying Doda. Today, Noskowiak is not in the line-up, and his place has been taken by Karol Skrzyński, who also drums in Golden Life and Sweet Noise. The group The Shipyard was formed in 2011 in the centre of the Tricity, but soon afterwards began to sneak out towards further afield. They are driven by the smell of the sea and the sound of bending port steel. Stone Circle, the last band, will perform for the first time since suspending its activities in 1993. The reason for this was the band's solo guitarist Tadeusz Solówka's conviction that the world was not worthy of his solos. Since June 1993, Tadeusz has holed up at home and started playing solos, which he has not yet finished. There is a risk that the Stone Circle concert will start with his solo. He will be joined by his indispensable bass player Bolesław Cienki, a master of playing a single note through the whole piece. Bolek's idols continue to be such great bass players as Alan Lancaster of Status Quo and Ian Hill of Judas Priest. The drummer of the band's original line-up, Antoni Przyśpieszalski, has ended his musical adventure. He will be replaced by Stanislaw Dwustopiuk - a drummer from Podlasie, who can't wait to show his blasts. The titles of the band's songs Metal differently, Fuzz on the sand or Duma/In the name of metal present no doubt as to what you might be dealing with during their performance.