Over the past two years, the town of Izola’s Hangar Bar has evolved into a major meeting place for lovers of alternative music. Seeking to broaden the musical horizons of its audiences, the venue’s varied assortment of concerts presents some of the most intriguing artists on the national and international music scenes. Location: Izola

Happy Ol 'McWeasel is a folk punk rock band from Maribor, formed in 2007.

Harpier is an indie rock band from Ljubljana, Slovenia. They have released several official music videos, including “Paranoja,” “Ali je kdo,” and “Grem nazaj.” Their latest single, “Počakaj me,” was released recently. The band maintains an active presence on social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, where they engage with their audience and share updates about their music.

Žan Hauptman, known professionally as Hauptman, is a Slovenian jazz vocalist and self-taught pianist. His music blends jazz, alternative R&B, soul, and pop elements. In 2021, he released his debut album, Finished, Not Perfect, followed by his Slovenian-language album, Blizu, in 2022. Hauptman has performed at various venues, including Kino Šiška in Ljubljana.

The band Hedera Vento formed in 2013. Their repertoire most often includes their unique perspectives of folk songs, original music and poetry set to music. The band members are: Aljaž Lipuš, Urša Lorber and Mojca Kamnik.

Hei’An is a Grammy-considered metal band from Slovenia, blending elements from a variety of different genres and subgenres in their music. Their expression includes progressive metal beats and rhythms, post-metal-esque chord progressions and ambiental parts, black metal-adjacent tremolos and blast beats, and metalcore-inspired choruses and riffs. The band cultivates their own unique sonic direction, packed with both intimacy and huge-sounding segments, putting the emotional value and impactfulness of their music above everything else.

Helahirn is an electro-instrumental project manned by Luka Tavčar. His music is based on the concept, which includes genres ranging from punk, metal, electronic music to drum and bass and.

Helena Fojkar Zupančič holds degrees in solo singing and musical pedagogy. She conducts the choir and teaches vocal technique at the Diocesan Classical Gymnasium in Ljubljana. In her work with choirs, she pays particular attention to shaping a healthy, homogenous, and beautiful choir sound and focuses on achieving cogent stage performances. She leads St Nicholas Choir Litija and St. Stanislaus Girls' Choir Ljubljana, both of which regularly tour Europe and win first places and various special awards. She won best conductor at several competitions. She leads seminars in vocal technique, choir singing, and conducting and is a widely respected panellist at state and international competitions.

It all began in 2006, when Hellcats finally performed in front of the Ljubljana audiences after two years of recruiting personnel, writing lyrics and arranging songs. This landmark concert was the foundation stone for all female heavy metal bands in Slovenia. Hellcats were formed by sisters Saša and Sonja Zagorc, the band’s lyricists and composers.

The group Hellcrawler from Nova Gorica plays a blend of metal, punk, stoner atmosphere and hard riffs.