Progresja

Attending The Amity Affliction in Warsaw was, without a doubt, the most amazing night and an unforgettable experience. From the moment the band stepped on stage, the atmosphere in the venue was nothing short of electric. The energy in the room was palpable from the very first chord, with the crowd feeding off the raw intensity of the performance. The band was completely on fire, delivering a live performance that sounded massive, crisp, and intensely emotional. A masterclass in metalcore — intense, powerful, and utterly unforgettable.

This concert was COMPLETELY amazing, best event i've ever been to. I had a VIP ticket, which meant early entrance, Q&A with the band, signed poster and a pic with the band. The entrance was smooth, the security was understanding and nice, I can definetly reccomend Klub Progresja, the view was really good from most spots from what i've seen. The concert itself was mind blowing, the music on the speakers was very well distributed on the whole object, and the band itself is really skilled, the costumes are mesmerizing, they're skilled and it shows with the music they are able to play live, they accepted gifts, interacted with the audience, and they are really nice people! I would reccomend this to honestly anyone, as a die hard fan, this was an amazing experience. Also the drinks were handed out fast, security was responsible and acted fast on certain alerts, ans they also gave free water for the people in the audience who wanted it, really amazing atmosphere, staff, and band!❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

This rating is based solely on the performance by Slaughter to Prevail, so please don’t think I’ve given an incorrect rating. Every show by this band is an emotional explosion. Their gigs are something truly unique, and their sound is always top-notch. You can have a brilliant time either simply listening to the music or tearing everything apart with other people keen to let their emotions run wild (not literally, of course). The band always give it their all and perform as if it were their last show. They radiate an insane amount of energy, and you simply can’t help but soak it up. You can also try your luck and get a photo with some of the band members, such as Jack Simmons. Every member of the band is friendly in real life and might even remember you (it’s true). At the start, I emphasised that I might have given an inaccurate assessment, and this only concerned the atmosphere and the venue. It has nothing to do with the band. All their previous concerts I’ve been to have been simply amazing, so I definitely recommend and even urge you to go to one of their concerts.

The concert was fire, both the supports were really good and obviously Poppy was amazing. The venue did a good job although there was not enough space at the end of the concert which was pretty annoying, but overall I had a good experience.

I couldn't see the singer because people were blocking my view, and it was impossible to have an interaction with them, unless you have payed an extra (like 6x more than a regular ticket) to meet them before the show. Beside that the concert was great and the way 6arely danced and performed was awesome. They're really beautiful in person, I couldn't stop screaming out of excitement! So slay. Also the way they managed to maintain contact with the audience was amazing. I really enjoyed it.😽

Blackie Lawless once again proved that he’s not just a legend, but one of the last true visionaries of rock. Time may pass, but his voice still cuts deep, filled with raw emotion, and his charisma remains magnetic. Every word, every gesture reminded me why he’s been standing at the forefront of heavy metal for four decades. There was no routine in his performance – only passion, authenticity, and the spirit of a rebel that refuses to fade. Watching Blackie on stage felt like witnessing a man in his temple, preaching his gospel of rock’n’roll. I saw him live 29 years ago — and tonight, standing there again, I felt the same fire. The magic of Blackie Lawless never fades.❤️❤️❤️

One of the greatest concerts I've been to. You could feel that the band went on stage with a lot of emotions. The audience was really cool too and that played well for overall performance. Hope to see you soon again, Morcheeba

For some reason it started 10 mins earlier (perhaps everyone has arrived?), and was unusually short - only 7-8 songs plus interludes. The stage was just dark without any background, that's why it was kinda hard to see Poppy performing; there were sound issues as well. The show itself, on the other hand, was great and seeing her live was awesome.

The show was great. The venue was very well organized and safe. People were nice and welcoming. We had a chance to meet with the band after the concert. They are very cool people, with the super nice attitude and appreciation for their fans.

The show was great. My first show and i will remember it for whole life. Hope to see them in next,2026 show. Meet and greet was amazing. Guys are simple,funny, caring . Not regretting that i choose them when i was a kid 🤎

Bloodred Hourglass – Warsaw, Progresja (09.02.2025) Last night at Progresja, I had the pleasure of discovering Bloodred Hourglass, and let me tell you, they blew me away. This Finnish melodic death metal band brought an intensity and passion to the stage that was impossible to ignore. Despite not knowing their music before, I was instantly captivated by their raw energy and expertly crafted sound. With fast, aggressive riffs, powerful growls, and melodic undertones, they instantly made their mark. The crowd was absolutely hooked, and it was clear that Bloodred Hourglass has a dedicated following that knows how to show love. The band's tight performance and their ability to mix technicality with emotion made every song hit hard. It’s safe to say, this is a band I’ll be keeping an eye on from now on. If you’re into powerful, melodic death metal, don’t sleep on Bloodred Hourglass—they’ll leave a lasting impression.

PAIN – Warsaw, Progresja (09.02.2025) Last night, Progresja turned into an industrial metal inferno as PAIN unleashed a show packed with heavy riffs, pounding beats, and pure, unfiltered energy. Peter Tägtgren and his crew delivered a performance that was equal parts raw aggression and infectious groove, keeping the Warsaw crowd on their toes from start to finish. From anthems like Party in My Head to the crushing intensity of Same Old Song, every track hit like a sonic sledgehammer. The combination of powerful visuals, pulsating lights, and Tägtgren’s commanding stage presence created an electrifying atmosphere that left no one standing still. The audience responded with relentless energy—headbanging, chanting, and moshing in perfect sync with the music. The synergy between the band and the crowd was undeniable, making this night one to remember. If you weren’t there, you missed an industrial metal masterclass. PAIN doesn’t just perform—they dominate.

The Halo Effect – Warsaw, Progresja (09.02.2025) Last night in Warsaw, Progresja became a battleground of pure melodic death metal energy. The Halo Effect delivered an unforgettable performance, proving once again why they are one of the most exciting forces in the genre today. From the very first note, the crowd was fully immersed in the raw power and emotion pouring from the stage. The setlist was a perfect balance of crushing heaviness and haunting melodies, with each song sparking intense reactions and making the atmosphere come alive. The band’s chemistry was undeniable, and their connection with the audience made the night even more electric. The Warsaw crowd, known for its intensity, did not disappoint—voices roared in unison, and the energy never wavered throughout the entire performance. If you weren’t there, you missed something truly special. The Halo Effect continues to prove that melodic death metal is alive and thriving!

The concert was incredible, there was a bar with alcohol on the territory of the hall, there was a lot of space in the hall, the sound was good, the show that the group "Sokołowski" put on was indescribable. I will remember this concert for a long time

Jerry Heil delivered an unforgettable performance, blending her ethereal vocals with raw emotion and charisma. The intimate atmosphere was electric, with the crowd fully captivated by her heartfelt stories and dynamic stage presence. This was a truly mesmerizing evening!

Although Dami sang only 2.5 songs on this concert (with only songs related to Eurovision), it was an amazing her 1st performance in Poland. It was especially worth getting a meet&greet ticket, to get to talk with Dami and her manager for much longer than she was on the stage (sorry if I was sometimes blocking the queue of people wanting to take a photo with her). The concert overall with all 16 artists/groups performing was a great experience. I'm hoping Dami Im will return and do more performances in Poland in the future!

The concert and Al of they guys were great! But the organization of the concert whole concert was terrible, people were running and pushing in the que and there’re were none security. When we walked to the venue the streets were completely open and anyone could enter specially that they barely look on our VIP necklace when we entered. Besides that for the VIP gold that I paid I really thought we’re gonna have more time to spend with them

It was the best experience of my life. I loved the music, singer and even community was amazing. I'd say 11/10. After the concert we stayed in front of the Progresja club and we were singing BWU songs. Then BoyWithUke came out to us and performed one more song, we created a big fans' cover of the Trauma.

Progresja S**k! Two Gates.. who makes two different entrance ? Oh Yes i know, somone who let in friens of a friend of the board of the club, earlier and they stood Just before the stage in first line . People who came first and stay in line , before first gate for 10hours had a problem cause 3/4 of the first line was already taken by hoomies of progresja . Big disapointment . Proof is on Photos that members of evanencence took . Over half of the People in first line wasnt even in the line (first gaate ) and I know it cause I was there early . Ok enough of this suckig club. Evanescence gave great show. I love it very much and seeing them for the first time with my 15 year Old daughter it was magical. Sound was decent even when we stood Just by the speakers . I will never forget intro ... and my favorite broken pieces shine .... i Got goosflash . In fact every thing was in my daughters eyes ... pure happines . Thank U Evanescence for give US such a plesure .

Progresja is a fantastic venue. Beer is good, sound is amazing, it’s big enough without too big. Definitely one of my favourites. A A Williams was good; definitely interesting and I want to listen to the EP again and I’m looking forward to the record. Brutus were fantastic. With a different headliner they could’ve stolen the show. Stefanie is clearly the star of the show: Björk-esque vocals, beautiful melodies and frankly no human should be allowed to sing and play drums to the quality she does. Stijn and Peter are excellent musicians and self-aware enough to know they can be effortlessly cool, but that most eyes will be on the band mate. Set list was very well chosen - a good mix of burst and nest. They got a real cheer when leaving the stage. Cult of Luna, for anyone who has seen them, don’t really need to be reviewed. Those that haven’t, do yourself a favour and go. The stage is doused in dry ice, rippling canvases at the back of the stage with ‘A Dawn to Fear’ theme. The band are incredibly tight, able to go from beautiful fragile to deafeningly heavy and all points in between. Set list was wide: a good amount of somewhere along the highway, vertikal and a dawn to fear. In Awe Of ... was incredible. 1hr 40 mins disappeared in what felt like 20. 5/5.