It’s the solo project of Piotr Kołodyński, moving somewhere between nostalgic indie pop and bedroom pop. Oceans of guitars, soft synths, and a melodic, instantly recognizable vocal. Summer melancholy — the kind you want to sing along to.

His debut “Ody do Letnich Dni” was named Debut of the Year by Radio 357, and the tracks that followed only strengthened oysterboy’s position on the Polish alternative scene. In 2024, he shared even more intimate stories on the EP “Chciałbym Mieszkać Nad Morzem” — about dreams, doubt, love, and the need to escape somewhere closer to the water.

At Muzyczny Pawilon, we’ll step into this world live — close, emotional, and unhurried. Nostalgia, escapism, and songs that stay with you long after the show ends.

See you under the stage 

 February 22 (Sunday), 7:00 PM
 Hala Koszyki – Pawilon, Level +1
 Tickets:

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Muzyczny Pawilon is a concert series focused on presenting compelling artists from the worlds of alternative pop, hip-hop, broadly defined urban music, and young Polish jazz.
The program is curated by Kuba Więcek — saxophonist and music producer known for moving fluently between genres and finding common ground between them. A recipient of numerous music awards, including Paszport Polityki, Fryderyk, Onet’s Olśnienia, and Mateusz Trójki, he is a graduate of the Copenhagen Conservatory, founder of the band hoshii, and has released three original albums in the prestigious Polish Jazz series.
The American magazine DownBeat lists him among the musicians who may influence the future sound of jazz. He is also the composer of the original score for Krzysztof Skonieczny’s film “Wrooklyn Zoo.”
Concerts take place in the Pawilon space on the first floor of Hala Koszyki and are held every Sunday, twice a month.