Beata & Bajm Shine on Stage in London

On Friday evening, 6 March 2026, the legendary Polish band Bajm and its iconic singer Beata Kozidrak brought an unforgettable night of music to indigo at The O2. The concert attracted nearly three thousand fans from across the UK who gathered to celebrate more than four decades of Polish pop-rock history.

The show started at 7pm and was organised and promoted by Energy Radio as a special celebration ahead of International Women’s Day. Fans filled the venue with excitement singing along to the band’s greatest hits. For many people in the audience, it was more than just a concert. It was a chance to reconnect with songs that have been part of their lives for years.

A Legendary Band Returns to London

Bajm is one of the most famous Polish pop-rock bands and has performed thousands of concerts around the world over the past decades. Their music has become part of Polish culture, with emotional ballads and powerful rock songs loved by several generations of fans. The London concert brought that legacy to life. From the first song, the crowd responded with loud applause and cheers. Many fans knew every lyric and sang along throughout the night.

Beata Kozidrak, known for her powerful voice and charismatic stage presence, greeted the audience warmly. She thanked fans for their loyalty and for supporting Polish music abroad. “London, thank you for being here with us tonight,” she told the crowd. “Your energy means everything.”

A Perfect Venue for a Special Night

The concert took place at Indigo at The O2, a well-known music venue located within the famous O2 complex in Greenwich. The venue is known for its intimate atmosphere and high-quality sound, allowing fans to feel close to the artists on stage. 

With a capacity of around 3,000 standing guests, Indigo is a popular space for international concerts and cultural events in London. On this particular night, it was filled with fans who had travelled from many parts of the UK and even from Europe to see Bajm perform live. The atmosphere inside the venue was electric. As the lights dimmed and the band appeared on stage, the audience erupted with cheers.

Fans Share Their Experience

Many people in the audience described the evening as emotional and unforgettable.Anna, who travelled from Manchester, said the concert brought back many memories.“It felt like being back in Poland,” she said. “Their songs remind me of my childhood.”

Another fan, Tomasz from London, said he had waited years to see Bajm live again. “The atmosphere was amazing,” he said. “Everyone was singing together. It was really special.”

Magda, who attended with friends, added:“Beata still sounds incredible. The whole show had great energy.”

The crowd remained enthusiastic throughout the evening, often standing, dancing and singing along.

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A Message of Thanks

At the end of the concert, Beata and the band took a moment to thank the audience for their incredible support. The event organisers expressed gratitude to partners and sponsors who helped bring the show to London. Special thanks were given to

• MW Scaffolding
• RS Machinery
• Bee Builders Merchants
• Mieszko Supermarkety
• Blue Skip London
• ACDC Electrical Wholesalers
• HAWK
• Cooling Control
• Grabex Windows
• B&K Environmental Sevices
• Nispero Kitchens
• Poland Medical

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A Night Fans Won’t Forget

As the final song ended and the crowd applauded loudly, it was clear that the night had been something special. For the Polish community in Britain, the concert was more than entertainment. It was a celebration of music, memories and shared culture.

And for one evening in London, the timeless songs of Bajm proved once again that great music has the power to bring people together no matter how far from home they may be.

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