Tysiąclecie Korony Polskiej

A live show commemorating the thousand-year history of the Polish state. It will culminate in a concert of Polish music stars. The prelude to the show will take place on the Vistula River, where five-meter high 44 heads of Poland's crowned kings will be placed on the bank. A figure of the Warsaw Mermaid will sail down the Vistula on a barge to the Siekierkowski Bridge, linking the two spaces of the show: The Vistula River and the main space, the Blonia of the National Stadium. Here, in the light of the stage, we will see the scaled-down Gniezno Doors with unique bas-reliefs telling the story preceding the coronation of Poland's first king. A concert will be held on the main stage, on the National Stadium's Blonia, with the participation of outstanding Polish singers who will sing their greatest hits, performing them with a band augmented by an orchestra conducted by Michal Grott.

Directed by —, Tysiąclecie Korony Polskiej leans on a strong ensemble — Michał Grott, Tomasz Organek, Kayah — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about music titles of 2025.