A concert in the historic setting of Reduta Castle offers listeners a journey into the past through music.
A concert honouring the memory of Nikol Kantorová, a composer and singer, on the 20th anniversary of her death and what would have been her 49th birthday.
A musical talk show featuring 1980s icon Standa Hložek performing his greatest hits and sharing behind-the-scenes stories from his legendary career.
A June concert at the Workers' House in Blansko beginning at 4 PM.
A graduation concert by students of the Secondary School of Visual Arts and Art in Zlín, showcasing young musicians and performers.
Ukrainian rock band Bez Obmezen brings their "Strong Hearts" tour to Brno, with all proceeds supporting the Ukrainian armed forces. The concert at První Patro features their biggest hits.
Three international bands — German WET DREAM WAR MACHINE, Slovak OTRAS, and Czech STRES — perform together at Klub 007 Strahov.
A jazz evening at the Municipal Theatres Prague featuring talented musicians in a live performance full of improvisation and swing.
A jazz and folk concert featuring Bára Kodetová, Michal Worek, and Unique Quartet in České Budějovice.
Estonian organist Ines Maidre performs at the Red Church as part of the prestigious Brno Organ Festival.
British trip-hop pioneer Tricky brings his experimental sound to Prague.
Australian garage punk band Stepmother plays Brno with Czech support acts GxUxTxSx and Hory.
American hip-hop pioneer KRS-One takes the stage in Prague. A concert by one of the genre's founding figures who shaped hip-hop culture since the 1980s.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
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Čapadlo is an open-air cultural venue on the waterfront with daily live music, exhibitions, markets, and family activities. Admission is free.
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A unique series of open-air concerts at modern wineries across the Czech Republic. The Boršice u Blatnice winery hosts 7 concerts in 2026 featuring bands like Wohnout, Olympic, MIG 21, and Čechomor.
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A classical music concert featuring the Royal Czech Orchestra and three Prague soloists, celebrating Beethoven, Vivaldi, and Smetana in the historic Church of the Holy Saviour at the Clementinum.