Czarne Rewiry – Black Spaces

 






July 24–25, 2026 | Zaklęte Rewiry, ul. Krakowska 100, Wrocław

On July 24–25, Wrocław will, for the first time, become a center of darkness and extreme music at Zaklęte Rewiry, where outstanding artists and their fans will meet in a unique setting.

Those who would like to take part in this event don’t even have to travel far, as you can get from Budapest to Wrocław in just one hour.

The event was brought to life out of passion and dedication to the metal scene by a group of friends whose goal is to support and strengthen heavy music in Poland.

The aim of the festival is not only to celebrate metal, but also to create a space where fans of dark, heavy music can come together and experience a culture that is deeply rooted in Poland. Czarne Rewiry promises raw power, distinctive aesthetics, and an immersive atmosphere.

Venue

The festival will take place in the air-conditioned halls of Zaklęte Rewiry. The venue is ideal for intense live shows, both in terms of acoustics and atmosphere.

The event is open to all metal fans: those who have been part of the scene for years, as well as those who are just discovering extreme music.

The organizers themselves are long-time, passionate members of the metal community, placing strong emphasis on quality, openness, and accessibility. The festival is designed to be inclusive and accessible for people with disabilities, ensuring a comfortable and welcoming environment for everyone.

Why attend?

Czarne Rewiry is not just a festival—it is a community experience.

A celebration of extreme metal, born from passion and respect for the genre. The festival aims to show that music has the power to bring people together, and that behind the heaviest sounds lies a true sense of community, energy, and unity.

The goal is for every participant to feel great and fully experience these two special days in Wrocław.

Performing bands:

Hate, Christ Agony, Terrordome, Damnation, Lilla Veneda, Atonement Band, Backhand slap, Elektrytual, Garota, Halny, Magoth, Mansvara, Okrütnik, Sznur, Synapsa, Warbell

You can grab two-day tickets for 222 PLN.
Two-day VIP tickets are available for 333 PLN.
One day tickets are available for 144 PLN

https://www.czarnerewiry.pl/pl/




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