T.Love is a Polish rock band formed in Częstochowa in 1982 as Teenage Love Alternative, with Zygmunt “Muniek” Staszczyk as lead vocalist. The group emerged from the Polish alternative and punk scene, recording the underground cassettes Nasz Bubelon (1984) and Chamy idą (1985), followed by the single “My marzyciele” (1987). The band shortened its name to T.Love in 1987 and, after a brief breakup, was reactivated by Staszczyk in 1990 with a new lineup. The album Pocisk miłości (1991) included “Warszawa,” which became one of the band's best-known songs. T.Love followed with albums including King (1992), Prymityw (1994), Chłopaki nie płaczą (1997), and Model 01 (2001). Later releases included I Hate Rock'n'Roll (2006) and the double album Old Is Gold (2012). In January 2012, T.Love performed at the opening of the National Stadium in Warsaw. The band continued with T.Love (2016), Hau! Hau! (2022), and Orajt (2026).
