Łydka Grubasa
About
Łydka Grubasa (Fatman’s Calf) was born in 2002 when members of prog metal band Respite switched to funny outfits mid-show, creating a new band that quickly outshined the original. This Polish five-piece blends reggae, folk, prog, hip-hop, and metal, always grounded in rock, with sarcastic lyrics reflecting modern life. Their hit “Rapapara” has over 150M YouTube views. They’ve released five studio albums and a live DVD, with their music reaching millions on social media. Renowned for their energetic, high-quality live shows, Łydka Grubasa often features a brass trio for added punch. They’ve performed sold-out shows across Poland, including Pol’and’Rock Festival 2019, where they played to 500,000 attendees after winning the Golden Spinning Top award the previous year. Their success extends internationally, with performances in Ireland, Germany, and Romania and plans for more.
