Primož Kerštanj is the conductor and choral guru of the Carmen manet choir, which won numerous awards both at home and abroad. His international reputation and renown are evidenced in his participation in panels at choral competitions across the globe. He is the artistic director at the Do Re Mi music centre in Bled, where he has dedicated himself in recent years to working with children with special needs.

Slovenian guitarist Primož Sukič (1986) studied at the Academy Of Music in Ljubljana, at Akademie für Tonkunst Darmstadt, and at the HoGent Conservatory where he specialized in contemporary performance practice with the ICTUS Ensemble from Brussels. As a performer his main interests are exploring and widening the possibilities of his instruments: both the classical and electric guitar. He is the founding member of the Brussels-based duo The Third Guy, which is constantly researching borders between composition and improvisation. He is highly interested in studying cooking recipes from all over the world, and following latest scientific discoveries in space exploration.

Primož Vidovič is a chansonnier and philosopher who holds up a distorted mirror to modernity in witty satires, poignant ballads and vivid narratives. Through thought-provoking, even provocative lyrics, he reminds us of the tragicomic nature of human existence and collects stories of people trapped in a contradictory world with noble humour and a wonderful world-pain. It brings together music from different parts of the world, in a jazz eclecticism, but with a classical tradition, seeking the new in the old and dusty. In addition to his original music, he is also active as an interpreter of jazz, Slovenian and world evergreen songs.

Located in the very heart of Ljubljana, the Pritličje (Ground Floor) club occasionally hosts concerts and DJ shows. Location: Ljubljana

In addition to sound and music recording, the studio also provides bespoke song arrangement and music production services, as well as mixing, mastering, editing and producing radio commercials and audio advertisements. Location: Novo Mesto

The Ptuj Folk-pop Music Festival is the oldest and most prestigious event of its kind in Slovenia. The first edition was organised in 1969 by Radio Ptuj, which thus joined in the celebrations marking the 1900th anniversary of the first recorded mention of the City of Ptuj. The festival is held in late August or early September.

The bar regularly hosts concerts and musical performances. Location: Koper

Converted from a traditional barn, the homely pub hosts live-music concerts especially in the wintertime. Location: Kamnik

A result of the merger between two events, the promising Trbovlje-based Šklabfest and Ajdovščina-based Njoki Summer Festival, Punk Rock Holiday has evolved into the biggest punk-rock festival in the region. Tolmin’s Sotočje creates an idyllic setting for the festival that traces its beginnings to 2011. Running over the course of four early-August days, the festival features some of the most prominent international punk-rock acts.