Matilda/Lukasiewicz — Mouse tour

Matilda/Łukasiewicz are back with a new single and the announcement of the second album! “Mouse” — a concert favorite of fans — opens a new chapter full of energy and emotion. Hear it live and get carried away by their unique sound!

It was the longest Mother's Day this earth has ever sung. You were with us from the very first lines, which we could test on you shamelessly, more than a year before you got your hands on the album. Since then, we have met for more than 100 (!) concerts, touring Poland along and across, and even looking abroad. We are grateful because the material was able to mature and slowly we are already thinking about the second.

However, before that happens we want to let her sound to her full potential, so she imposes a dress on the stained tracksuits, combs the depression with mascara and burns everything within reach of her voice. Attention! Mother has outings and does not take prisoners! And maybe he'll bring some younger friends...

Matilda — illustrator, singer, actress, director, visual creator. Known to a wider audience as The Girl Who Fell on Earth, exhibiting her artwork on social media channels under the same name. With Radek Łukasiewicz he co-creates the Matylda/Łukasiewicz band, with whom they regularly perform. Artistic director, vocalist and director of music shows “Earth 2.0”, “Vanishing Cities”, “Cohen and Women”, “Bowie First Step” with Wojtek Waglewski.

Radek Łukasiewicz — composer, music producer, songwriter. The founder of the band Pustki, with whom he released seven full-length albums, received the Grzegorz Ciechowski Award and was twice nominated for the “Paszportów Polityka” award. He is a co-founder of such bands as Bisz/Radex and Polskie Znaki, with whom he recorded “Rzeczy” — a disc with songs about death, passing and mourning. His lyrics are sung by Monika Brodka, Piotr Zioła and Artur Rojek, among others. He has collaborated with such artists as Mark Lanegan, Vito Bambino, Sanah, Katarzyna Nosowska, Muniek Staszczyk, Basia Bułat, Fisz Emade. He composed music for numerous theatrical performances.