If you think the best events happen in Warsaw, you're mistaken. Among the interesting November musical events, there are many taking place in Toruń or Lublin. Below is a selection of proposals from various Polish cities.

The Surprising Duet of Mazolewski and Porter

John Porter was one of the most creative musicians in the 1980s. Later, he surprised more than once, such as when he began recording melancholic songs alongside Anita Lipnicka. Wojciech Mazolewski, known from the band Pink Freud, also enjoyed fame as a rebel. Both gentlemen have strong charisma and extensive stage experience. From their recent meeting came an album that can be discovered live during their joint concert tour. As part of it, there will be a concert on November 2 at the Wytwórnia club in Łódź. Check events in your city and other concert dates for Porter and Mazolewski.

On the occasion of this concert, it's worth mentioning another well-known alternative rock musician. Tymon Tymański has also decided on a surprising collaboration, resulting in concerts in smaller Polish cities. Tymański singing songs by Grzegorz Ciechowski – that sounds intriguing. Also interesting are the venues where the concerts will take place: a club in Gomunice or the Sala Widowiskowa Centrum Sportu i Rekreacji in Suchy Las.

November Musical Events in Lublin

Morii Woods's November concert in Lublin proves that foreign artists are also happy to visit smaller Polish cities. Her decision is not surprising given that the American vocalist has moved to Poland and declares that she loves our country. Her subtle, folk style can be experienced on November 14 at the Centrum Kultury Wirydarz in Lublin.

Fans of this type of musical atmosphere will also be pleased with another November musical event in this city. Mery Spolsky is on a concert tour, with her concert at the Dom Kultury in Lublin taking place on November 8.

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An Interesting Autumn in Toruń, or November Musical Events

The next November musical event is also a strong argument for the fact that concerts in smaller centers can also be spectacular. This will certainly be the case with the performance of the Chinese orchestra China Symphony Orchestra in Toruń on November 8 at the Nicolaus Copernicus University.