Their expansive touring history includes appearances at major festivals such as Cambridge Rock Festival and HRH Prog (UK), Seattle Hempfest (USA), Crescendo Festival (France), Pustye Holmy (Russia), Baltic Prog Fest (Lithuania), and Pannonian Rock Festival (Croatia) as well as many others, where they’ve captivated diverse audiences with their powerful and immersive live shows.

The Skys have collaborated with and shared the stage alongside legendary musicians including Dave Kilminster (Roger Waters, Steven Wilson), Snowy White (Thin Lizzy, Pink Floyd, Roger Waters), Rick Wakeman (Yes), John Young (Asia, Scorpions, Lifesigns), as well as iconic bands such as The Exploited, Focus, Delirium, and Blues Brothers.

They have earned international recognition through a series of prestigious awards that underscore their influence in the progressive rock scene. In 2004, they were honored as Best International Band at the New York International Music Festival, a testament to their global appeal. Their innovative music video Communication received widespread recognition, earning 17 awards between 2020 and 2021. Further solidifying their status, they were inducted into The Akademia Hall of Fame in 2023. Their album Colours of the Desert was nominated for Best Rock Album out of 17,000 entries at the JPF Music Awards in 2017, with their song The Pyramid also receiving a nomination for Best Rock Song among 240,000 submissions.

With critically praised albums like Colours of the Desert and Automatic Minds, The Skys continue to evolve their unique blend of progressive rock, winning international airplay, media coverage, and a dedicated global fanbase. Whether on stage or in the studio, The Skys remain a bold, visionary force in modern rock.