A legend of early UK rave plays Fléda on 5 December. At this year's Batch festival, Phil Hartnoll (Orbital) played a fantastic surprise DJ set for a handful of lucky people in Brno. He'll play a special set among the crowd in Fléda's main hall, with support from DJ Toky and Errands. Another unforgettable party awaits!
Bert & Friends are back at Fléda with a new album!
Oceán celebrate 40 years! Fans can look forward to an unforgettable evening full of well-known hits and a journey through the whole career of Oceán and more. The icing on the cake will be the launch not only of the compilation itself but also of the lavish book "Oceán, Shalom, Petr Muk (a já)" by Karel Deniš, long-time producer and friend of these bands.
The Swiss legends bring their fourteenth studio album to Fléda and celebrate 40 years on the scene!
Popular band MIG 21 return to Fléda on Wednesday 5 November and Thursday 6 November!
Into rap, hardcore, metal, rock or maybe electronic music? Autumn is in full swing, and Fléda has dozens of concerts lined up for everyone until the end of the year. Take your pick!
Even though it isn't even June yet, we've already announced some great concerts. And we have more big surprises in store! More in the article.
Fléda is once again one of the partners of Pop Messe festival, which takes place on 25–27 July at the Brno Velodrome.
Legends of the Seattle music scene and godfathers of grunge, Mudhoney are about to play Fléda for the first time. The band has aged like fine wine, and on 19 September they bring the explosive energy of their album Plastic Eternity.
After many years, cinema is back at Fléda. What does that mean and what can you look forward to?
Our friends from the Spektrum bar next door are open. Come say hi!
On 16 May, British producer and intelligent dance music maker Max Cooper presents his latest project Seme (2024) with a special 3D/AV show. He last headlined Fléda at the Echoes club night in 2017.
Slovak band Medial Banana are releasing a new record and heading out on tour. They present their new album More času (Sea of Time, 2024) to Brno fans at Fléda on 15 May.
On 12 May, Fanfare Ciocărlia, one of the most famous Balkan brass bands, make their Fléda debut with their own take on Balkan brass. Nicknamed the turbo brass band, they are known for their relentless tempo and high-energy live shows. By combining traditional music with modern elements, they have earned a place among the best of the world music scene.
Coming up: Slovak punks Berlin Manson and FVCK KVLT with Dušan Vlk, audiovisual wizard Max Cooper, romantic indie duo Seafret and electropop band Midi Lidi. The headliner of the season is DJ Fresh, as the Break4Beats club night returns. More in the article.
Indie rock band Billy Barman are one of the biggest names on the Slovak alternative scene. They're now touring their new album Galéria duševného zdravia (Gallery of Mental Health), which they present at Fléda on 10 April. Special guest: The Curly Simon with band.
Pete & Bas prove that hip hop doesn't only belong to the young. In no time the British pensioners became a viral sensation: their videos have millions of views and they sold out their own UK tour. They play Brno for the first time on 30 November at Fléda.
Punk outfit Mucha are currently in the best shape of their lives. They're coming to Fléda on 28 November to play a show that will become a live LP. The recording will come out as a BEST OF record, and fans have a unique chance to be part of it.
Polemic, one of the best-known Czechoslovak bands, return to Fléda on 15 February. The high-energy outfit, playing somewhere between ska and reggae, is popular not only at home but abroad too. They last played Fléda three years ago on a joint tour with Medial Banana.
Michal Hrůza, one of the biggest hitmakers on the Czech scene, is heading out on a spring tour with his band Hrůzy. Old favourites and new singles, accompanied by unique live video projections, at Fléda on 16 April.
As part of its Tension off-programme series, this year's JazzFestBrno welcomes the Norwegian eight-piece nu-jazz band Jaga Jazzist for their Brno premiere on 22 November. The Ninja Tune stars are famous for their high-energy shows that bring together jazz, electronics, experimental rock and the avant-garde. Their gig will be followed by an after party with a DJ set by Aid Kid. More information and advance tickets at www.jazzfestbrno.cz.
Extravagance, glitter, neon. Czech stars MYDY come to Fléda on 29 February. Their many club and festival shows abroad prove they're world class. They recently made headlines by reaching the national final of the prestigious Eurovision Song Contest.
British producer Forest Swords brings his new album Bolted to Fléda. It will be the very first Brno show by this singular maker of industrial electronics.
Christmas is a time of peace, quiet and, above all, Monkey Business. The Czech funk institution plays their now traditional pre-Christmas concert on 21 December. Their tour, called Přijďte a budete spaseni (Come and Be Saved), visits eight towns around the country this year, and of course Fléda is one of them. Only 20% of tickets are left.