Fléda

The band Ektomorf will bring a unique mix of crushing groove metal, thrash influences, and traditional Romani elements to Fléda.

A joint concert of the popular ensembles Fast Food Orchestra and Heľenine oči, which perfectly mix ska, reggae, rock and pop.

After the successful autumn season of both bands, Michal Hrůza and the band Imodium decided to continue the spring part of the tour together. While Imodium is continuing the tour of its last year's critically acclaimed album Horizont, Michal Hrůza is going to present a brand new album - Kouzlo samoty. The joint concerts will not only be an audiovisual experience, combined with popular and new hits of both bands, but will also be marked by a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, which is also confirmed by the previous cooperation of both frontmen, for example, from 2010, when Michal Hrůza was a guest on the Imodia album Polarity.

Mobb Deep: Havoc & Big Noyd & DJ L.E.S will perform on April 18, 2026 at Fléda.

Annet X is embarking on a spring tour for her new album BBYGIRL, which the media describes as “a fresh pop novelty with energy and a confident sound, as we imagine under the pop of 2026”. Annet X is a distinctive voice of the new generation – a singer, songwriter and performer who connects R&B, rap, neo-soul and electronica with a personal statement and authentic experience. She addresses an audience looking for emotions, authenticity and modern expression, while remaining true to her own style. Her concerts are intimate and energetic at the same time, with a natural sex appeal and a distinctive visual style that goes beyond the usual club show.

An energetic, hypnotic burst of sentimental angst through a nihilistic way of thinking. SHE PAST AWAY is a dark-wave/post-punk duo consisting of Volkan Caner (vocals, guitar) and Doruk Ozturkcan (drums, synthesizers). She Past Away experiments with the old/new aesthetics of synthesizer music in their guitar compositions, creating their own sound, approach and sensibility, which they express through minimalist poetry sung in Turkish, taking the audience on a dense, non-stop epic journey both in recordings and live performances.

P.O.D. didn't come about overnight and had to work hard to achieve their success in the spotlight of contemporary heavy music. After countless basement gigs and a world tour in a van, they finally signed with Atlantic Records, where they released the album The Fundamental Elements of Southtown in 1999. But the hard work for the band had only just begun.