The viral musical phenomenon will play in Warsaw, Wrocław and Gdańsk.

The Kiffness, an artist who balances electronica, jazz and humour with extraordinary ease, returns to Poland for three concerts. After a series of sold-out shows in Europe and the United States, the South African artist will once again meet with Polish audiences.

Behind The Kiffness Project is David Scott, a musician, producer and creator who for years has been combining the sounds of contemporary electronic music with jazz freedom and a satirical bent with great precision. His remixes, based on both viral recordings and classic tracks, have instantly gained international popularity and he has become one of the most recognisable online artists.Even before The Kiffness pandemic, he was already enjoying recognition in South Africa, earning nominations at the South African Music Awards (SAMA) and building a strong presence in the club scene. However, it was in 2020 that his work began to resonate on an unprecedented scale. A series of remixes and "online collaborations" - from spontaneous reworkings to collaborations with artists from all over the world - saw him hit the charts and amass billions of streams. His breakthrough moment came with the success of his remix of 'Alugalug Cat', which became a global phenomenon and opened the door for him to collaborate with international artists. Subsequent tracks - such as 'It's a Beautiful Day' - have only strengthened his position, securing him a place on the Billboard charts and viral playlists on Spotify. His latest projects are not just entertainment, but manifestos of social responsibility. As Kamala Harris and Donald Trump exchanged biting remarks in the presidential debate, The Kiffness turned their words into the hit 'Eating the Dogs', which garnered 10 million views and a spot at the top of YouTube Trending in just two weeks. He donated the proceeds from the song to the SPCA animal protection organisation in Ohio. Similar initiatives accompanied his reworking of the Ukrainian folk song 'Oy U Luzi Chervona Kalyna' - the funds raised at the time supported victims of the war in Ukraine.

David's performances are an audiovisual experience that combines vibrant electronics, jazz virtuosity and a highly intelligent narrative layer. The Kiffness not only mixes sounds but also draws the audience into his world, building an atmosphere full of lightness and surprise. His concerts are a combination of satire, brilliant production and a masterful sense of rhythm that makes each event a unique spectacle.