BEMY TO PERFORM AT NEXT FEST 2026 IN POZNAN
BEMY has been selected as part of the Showcase lineup at Next Fest 2026 in Poznan. in 2025, THE FRENCH-POLISH TRIO RELEASED SEVERAL SINGLES, INCLUDING “EXCUSES”, “LALADIDA”, AND their first AMERICAN Collaboration, “HONEYMOON PHASE” WIth Zach Day. THEY ALSO VISITED EVERY CORNER OF POLAND ON THEIR EXCUSES 2025 TOUR DE POLAND, GREW THEIR ONGOING SERIES OF COVERING POLISH HITS IN FRENCH, AND OPENED FOR ED SHEERAN IN ON HIS TWO-NIGHT “PLAY” TOUR STOP IN WROCŁAW. AS PART OF NEXT FEST SHOWCASE, BEMY WILL SHARE WHAT COMES NEXT.
ABOUT BEMY
BEMY is a Polish–French band WHOSE SOUND IS an electrifying blend of pop and indie rock. The group was founded by brothers Mattia and Elie Rosinski who were born and raised in France but have Polish roots through their parents. Music has been a constant in their lives since childhood with the brothers playing instruments nonstop in their family home in Bordeaux. After graduating from high school, they decided to pursue their music education abroad, leaving France to study in the UK. Their determination earned them a place at the prestigious Academy of Contemporary Music. Today, the band also includes Polish musician Wojciech Trusewicz.
2024 and early 2025 have been landmark years for BEMY, filled with major successes and new career opportunities. One undeniable highlight has been the spring leg of their Excuses Tour de Poland 2025. The title single, “Excuses,” premiered on January 28 and landed on multiple international Spotify playlists, including All New Pop, New Music Friday India, New Music Friday Denmark, and of course, New Music Friday Poland. The tour included ticketed shows in Warsaw, Kraków, Gdańsk, and Poznań.
ABOUT NEXT FEST
NEXT FEST has focused on music trends, industry networking, cultural equality, program diversity, and social engagement in promoting talented individuals by connecting creators, music industry representatives, and audiences. It arose from a need for integration and collaboration, giving emerging artists the opportunity to share stages with some of the most recognizable figures in Polish music. The conference portion serves as a platform for networking, knowledge sharing, experience exchange, trend analysis, and networking. It's no coincidence that the event takes place in spring—we believe that this single April weekend in Poznań will spark many new ideas and friendships, all between concerts by some of Poland's most interesting artists.