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Smokie The Legacy Tour in Katowice — Win Tickets

Win tickets to Smokie The Legacy Tour at Spodek on 25 Sept 2026. Enter the Poland Radar giveaway and read practical tips for expats.

British soft-rock veterans will play Katowice this autumn. Smokie The Legacy Tour stops at Spodek on 25 September 2026 at 20:00. Moreover, Poland Radar offers a two-ticket giveaway for one lucky reader.

Why the show matters for Katowice and visitors

Smokie earned fame in the 1970s. However, they kept selling out shows across decades. Consequently, the band built audiences in Scandinavia, Germany, South Africa, and China. In addition, they have sold over 30 million records worldwide. Therefore, their visits still draw multi-generational crowds. Moreover, Spodek acts as Silesia’s main indoor arena. It seats thousands and hosts major touring acts. For expats, the event offers a chance to see a legacy act in a compact, accessible venue.

Band background and current lineup

Smokie formed in Yorkshire in the late 1960s. They rose after signing with RAK Records. Songs like “If You Think You Know How To Love Me” became radio staples. In addition, the band blended US-inspired soft rock with distinctive harmonies. After chart success in many countries, they diversified into country radio in the 1990s. However, personnel changes followed recent years. Pete Lincoln from The Sweet now fronts the group. Luke Bullard replaced Terry on bass and backing vocals. Steve Pinnell and Mick McConnell remain in the lineup. Consequently, the band continues to perform worldwide and to evolve its sound.

How to enter the Poland Radar giveaway

Poland Radar runs the competition from 08.07.2026 to 14.07.2026 at 17:00. To enter, comment on our Facebook post answering the question about the event name. In addition, you must share the post on your timeline. Therefore, the giveaway remains public and verifiable. We will announce the winner as a comment on the same Facebook post on Tuesday. Moreover, the contest follows the rules posted by Infokatowice.pl.

Smokie The Legacy Tour: practical tips for expats

Spodek sits near Katowice city centre and public transport links. Consequently, you can reach it by tram, bus, or taxi. Also, parking fills fast for big shows. Therefore, arrive early if you drive. Moreover, venues commonly accept card payments. However, bring a passport for identity checks. In Poland, some ticket resale sites ask for a PESEL number (national ID). PESEL stands for national identification number. In addition, understand local services like ZUS and NFZ. ZUS refers to social security contributions. NFZ denotes the national health fund. If you face an incident, emergency care will usually accept your passport and EHIC or private insurance. Finally, avoid buying tickets from strangers. Scams happen. Consequently, use official vendor sites or recognised resale platforms.

💡 GOOD TO KNOW: If you are an expat, remember to carry your passport to concerts. Also, use card payments or trusted e-tickets. In addition, do not rely on a PESEL (national ID) unless a service requests it. Note that ZUS (social security) and NFZ (national health fund) affect working expats, but they do not limit your concert access. If police issue a mandat (fine), pay it promptly or seek legal advice.

We summarise: Smokie remains a touring act with a broad fan base. Moreover, Spodek offers an easy venue for both locals and foreigners. Therefore, this concert matters for cultural life in Silesia. Enter the giveaway now and plan your trip early.

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