Faada Freddy
Senegalese singer Faada Freddy sings, raps, dances and sticks to Bob Marley’s loving positivity of “one blood, one love” in a blend of gospel, soul, jazz, reggae, pop and hip hop. His concert energized us for a long time.
Gioli & Assia
The electro dance set of the Italian duo Gioli & Assia brought so much feminine energy to the club on International Woman’s Day that carnations were no longer necessary. Both Gioli and Assia enjoyed their second Prague performance because the audience once again created a great atmosphere.
Röyksopp
It has been twenty years since Röyksopp played in Roxy for the first time in the Czech Republic. This time they brought a truly eclectic set to the almost sold-out Forum Karlín with their show “True Electric”. A new three-part collection, special costumes, dancers, lasers and their biggest hits.
Lewis Capaldi
“This is going to be a beautiful show,” Pepa said. And he was right. Again. In addition to the great stage design and fantastic singing, Lewis Capaldi delivered his original showmanship and wrapped the nearly sold-out O2 arena around his finger. This concert will resonate in us for a little while. Thank you!
Hauser
The instrumentalist and founding member of 2Cellos, known simply as Hauser, sold out the Prague concert. The show let the spectators dance on his first ever solo world tour “Rebel with a cello”.
Monolink
Guitar chords blended into synthetic sounds, hypnotic bass vibrations met emotional vocals. Monolink was simply a treat for all electronic dance music fans.
The Dead South
Few bands can be said to unite generations across ages, musical tastes and styles of dress. The Dead South clearly succeeded in Bratislava’s Majestic Music Club and Prague’s Forum Karlín. Watching the dancing and happy fans was a pure joy.
Toy Dolls
Apashe
The Czech premiere was a great success for the Brussels DJ & producer Apashe. But those who didn’t make it to the show this year don’t need to be sad, Apashe has promised to return soon.
Alice Merton
Thursday evening at Akropolis Palace belonged to female energy. Alice Merton started her brilliantly lit music show here, presenting her work (and not only) from the album “S.I.D.E.S.” to the Prague fans. Alice was preceded by the talented singer Aiko, who perfectly adjusted the atmosphere of the pop evening.
