Ajagore is a Polish musical group formed in 1999 in Tczew, Poland, known for their folk and folk rock music. The band originated from the dissolution of the Tricity-based group Szela, with founding members Piotr Góra, Sławomir Kornas, and Krzysztof Paul coming from the final lineup of Szela. Initially, Ajagore's repertoire included unreleased songs from Szela. Over time, the group expanded to include Maciej Kortas and Jowita Tabaszewska. Ajagore released their debut album in 1999 and officially disbanded in 2002, only to reunite with a new lineup in 2006. The current members are Maciej Kortas (electric guitar), Paweł Urowski (bass guitar, double bass), Michał Szczeblewski (drums), and Łukasz Sasko (guitar, sound engineering).

Ajagore's music is a blend of various influences, including blues, jazz, rock, and folk, often incorporating lyrics from Polish folk traditions and contemporary poetry. The band is known for their jam band style, focusing on expressive and improvisational performances. They have collaborated extensively with artists such as Grażyna Łobaszewska and Piotr Bukartyk, providing musical arrangements and accompaniment for their works.

The band's discography includes albums such as "Ajagore" (1999, re-released in 2006), "Zimowe Sny" (2009), and collaborations like "Dziwny Jest?" (2010) and "Sklejam Się" (2017) with Grażyna Łobaszewska. Ajagore continues to perform both in Poland and internationally, drawing inspiration from diverse folk melodies while primarily using modern instruments like guitars and drums. Their manager is Leszek Barwik, who also manages Grażyna Łobaszewska and Piotr Bukartyk.