What does summer in Poznań sound like when everything is in place? Four days of concerts, different musical languages, one shared space – Poznań International Fair. The Malta Festival 2026 music programme moves across a wide range of sounds and forms, from intimate, focused performances to energy that resonates from the very first note.

In 2026, the music programme takes the form of a four-day “festival within the festival,” with each evening bringing together artists representing different aesthetics and approaches to music. The programme connects creators from across genres – from alternative and electronic to projects that move beyond a single category – creating a space where different sensibilities meet.

June 25 unfolds at the intersection of contrasts – between expression and minimalism, improvisation and restraint. On stage: MARO and Devendra Banhart, with the evening completed by a concert by Benjamin Clementine.

June 26 is dedicated entirely to electronic music. HAAi, The Blessed Madonna, and The Blaze will shape the night, building a shared club experience across three distinct energies.

On June 27, Efterklang will open the evening, followed by Charlie Cunningham and Beirut – a meeting of intimate songwriting and Beirut’s warm, distinctive sound.

On June 28, King No-One will open the programme, followed by the Kacperczyk duo. The four-day music programme will close with a performance by Two Door Cinema Club.

The Malta Festival music programme spans four days of concerts that together form a cohesive whole – moving across different musical worlds and ways of experiencing live music.

MALTA FESTIVAL 2026 MUSIC LINE-UP

June 25 / MARO, Devendra Banhart, Benjamin Clementine
June 26 / HAAi, The Blessed Madonna, The Blaze
June 27 / Efterklang, Charlie Cunningham, Beirut
June 28 / King No-One, Kacperczyk, Two Door Cinema Club

 The festival runs from June 21 to 28, with concerts taking place from June 25 to 28 at the Poznań International Fair.