“Ashes” is Błażej Król’s most intimate and personal concert tour to date.
An artist known for years for his enigmatic lyrics and layered metaphors, this time he drops the masks and speaks plainly—about himself, about time, about fear, about everyday life.

It’s the story of a forty-one-year-old man—full of contradictions, immersed in reflection, trying to understand what remains when the dust settles, when the lights go out, when everything external turns to ash.

At the concerts, we’ll hear brand new songs that attempt to capture transience and come to terms with the inevitable. But Ashes is not about giving up—it’s a moment of pause and self-confrontation. It’s sound that isn’t afraid of silence. Lyrics that, for once, aren’t just about “everyone”—they’re about him—about Błażej.

It will be a unique journey—honest, moving, and full of emotion. Ashes is not the end.
It’s what remains.