The authors of the legendary singles She's Not There, Tell Her No or Time of the Season, the British band The Zombies, will perform in Warsaw's Progresja club for their only concert in Poland.

Over 60 years on the music market is no mean feat in the context of the band's history. The fact that The Zombies' career has been rather choppy will not change that - after all, just before achieving their greatest commercial success in 1968 with the album Odessey and Oracle and the single Time of the Season from it, the group broke up for over two decades. After momentary resurgences of activity in the 1980s and 1990s and in 1997, Messrs Blunestone and Argent resurrected The Zombies with the start of the new millennium and this adventure continues to this day.

The merits of the Brits for popular music are considerable: they introduced keyboard riffs, choral harmonies and hoarse vocals to the pop sound and were the next band from the Isles to conquer the American charts, after The Beatles. This did not escape the attention of Rolling Stone magazine, which placed Odessey and Oracle in the top 100 of its 500 Albums of All Time chart, and the board of directors of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation, into whose ranks The Zombies were inducted in 2019. In June, The Zombies will perform their only concert in Poland, during which they will perform both their biggest, legendary hits and new compositions from their album Different Game, released last year.