Visací zámek is a Czech punk band founded in 1981 in Prague. They are among the pioneers of Czech punk and new wave, having performed even when the genre was officially unwelcome in Czechoslovakia. The band is known for songs such as "Šedivej je svět" and continues to perform at festivals to this day.
The 18th edition of an open-air rock, metal, and punk festival at Slezskoostravský Castle featuring Visací Zámek, Panoptiko, and other bands, with a children's zone, workshops, and craft breweries.
(2 days)
The 13th edition of Pekelný ostrov rock festival returns to a natural island near Holýšov on July 3–4, 2026. Expect Royal Republic, Dymytry, Škwor, and dozens of other bands across three stages, plus a new emerging-artist stage and a swimming pond.
The 21st edition of a rock open-air festival featuring bands like Dymytry, Tublatanka and Visací zámek. Sunday, 5 July in the castle gardens of Dřevohostice.
The 21st edition of Dřevorockfest brings together leading Czech rock bands for an open-air festival in the castle gardens of Dřevohostice.
Multi-genre festival with rock roots at Dostihová dráha in Slušovice. The programme features confirmed bands including Divokej Bill, Visací zámek, Iné Kafe and others, with tickets from 490 CZK.
(4 days)
A four-day festival featuring over 60 bands at its traditional venue in Trutnov, dedicated to Václav Havel. The programme includes music, open-air services, debates, exhibitions, and workshops.
(2 days)
The fifteenth punk-rock festival at a public pool with a view of the water. Headliners include Visací zámek, SPS, Zputnik, The Fialky and other bands.
(3 days)
A traditional motorcycle rally with concerts, competitions, and a parade ride. A three-day festival for bikers and rock fans with on-site camping.