Natalia Kukulska

Is she like me? - Jubilee tour

Natalia Kukulska celebrates her concert jubilees during a tour entitled “Is she like me?”. This autumn he will perform in the most beautiful Polish concert halls: Katowice, Krakow, Gdańsk, Warsaw, Bielsko-Biała, Wrocław and Poznań. The artist announces that during the tour she will return with distance and tenderness to songs that she has not performed in concerts for years, and which the audience loved!

Natalia Kukulska is undoubtedly one of the most recognizable artists on the Polish music market. She has recorded 15 solo albums that have sold more than a million copies in total. She has won dozens of awards and accolades. She performed on the biggest stages both in Poland and in the world. She is an artist who breaks the rules, is not afraid of challenges, remains true to herself, thanks to which she has successfully maintained her position as one of the most important figures in Polish culture for years.

There are several pretexts for this unique event — the main one is the fact that 30 years have passed since the release of her debut, adult album “Światło”. 40 years ago, however, the first children's album of the artist entitled “Natalia” had its premiere, and Natalia herself is celebrating her 50th birthday.

During the unique tour, the audience will hear songs from iconic albums that defined the sensibilities of an entire generation at the turn of the 90s. Natalia will also return to the album “Sexi Flexi”, which brought a completely new quality to the Polish music market. She will reach for the album “Czuły struny” and will not forget the songs that she sang over the years to Disney fairy tales and feature films. The icing on the jubilee cake will be a wink at Natalia's children's hits, for which the artist was awarded the first platinum record in the history of Polish phonography! Musically, the tour will take on a new dimension thanks to the expanded lineup and collaboration with the string quartet Atom String Quartet, which brings space, elegance and a fresh look at the compositions known to the public to the concerts.