Fléda

The Finnish countryside is taking over Fléda! Steve’n’Seagulls are bringing metal back to roots you never even knew existed. Banjos, accordions, and uncompromising energy wrapped in a bluegrass package. Forget serious faces—this is a tractor ride straight into the mosh pit. September 4th in Brno!

Their journey from Finnish farms to the world’s biggest stages began with a viral cover of "Thunderstruck," but Steve’n’Seagulls quickly proved they were no one-hit wonder. Transforming the monumental riffs of Iron Maiden, AC/DC, or Metallica into organic arrangements featuring mandolin and double bass takes more than just a sense of humor—it requires precise musicianship. With albums like *Farm Machine* and *Grainsville*, they have established themselves as a band that effortlessly breaks down genre barriers and unites fans across the entire musical spectrum.

On September 11, the duo Dorian & LBOY will arrive at Fleda Club to kick off a show packed with energy, beats, and vibes that won't let you stand still for a minute. Admission for ages 15 and up (those younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian).

With hundreds of millions of streams, a performance slot on the Tomorrowland Mainstage this year, and hits like "Running Around," "Borderline," and "Now It’s Gone" under his belt, this artist is bringing his signature sound—a blend of EDM, trance, and rave—to the legendary Fléda club in Brno on September 12th.

This increasingly popular DJ and producer, who is taking clubs and festivals by storm worldwide, will captivate you with an energetic show—his first time performing in Brno. The lineup also features one of the top DJs from the Czech/Slovak scene, MANENE, alongside DJ Kharma, one of the most prominent women in the industry.

Are you ready for a massive dose of energy? In the autumn of 2026, SMACK ONE is heading to Brno and Ostrava with an exclusive club show, promising an unforgettable atmosphere, his biggest hits, and a night of uncompromising rap. Look forward to live performances of his greatest tracks and the songs that have shaped the Czech and Slovak rap scenes. The fun doesn't stop after the concert, though—an afterparty running into the early hours awaits, ensuring the entertainment keeps going strong.

After two long years, Robin Zoot—one of the most-streamed Czech rappers—returns to Fléda with his solo show! Get ready for one of the most energetic rap performances on the Czech scene, packed with special effects and featuring his biggest hits like "Givenchy," "Dion," "Sezóna," and many more. Prepare for a concert that will tear the roof off the club.

Brno, get ready for a massive blast! Club Fléda is set for a night to remember. One of the brightest talents on the current liquid and dancefloor drum & bass scene—ANDROMEDIK—will be unleashing an exclusive headline show here, brought to you by LET IT ROLL! Expect melodic lines, hard-hitting drops, and an energy that will keep you glued to the dancefloor until morning.

The Kyrgyz sensation Vtoroi Ka is heading to Brno for the first time. Hailing from Bishkek, this genre-defying duo—which has quickly garnered hundreds of thousands of listeners worldwide with its blend of post-punk, rave, hip-hop, and ironic pop chaos—will perform at the Fléda club on September 28. Known for their hypnotic atmosphere, sharp humor, and infectious energy, Vtoroi Ka deliver shows that balance dark club ecstasy with total freedom of genre. If you want to experience one of the most striking new bands on the post-Soviet alternative scene before they start selling out larger venues, this is a night you shouldn't miss.

Tata Bojs is a Prague-based pop-rock band formed in 1988. Its founding members are Milan Cais (drums) and Marek Huňát (aka Mardoša; bass), while other permanent members include Vladimír Bár, Dušan Neuwerth, and Jiří Hradil.

The idea to form the band came to two classmates—Milan Cais (drums) and Marek Huňát (aka Mardoša; bass)—while they were still attending elementary school in Prague’s Hanspaulka district. They recruited guitarist Marek Padevět, who played guitar and sang, and later also played the clarinet. The newly formed Tata Bojs played their first concert on June 29, 1988, in the TJ Spartak Dejvice gymnasium. This marked the beginning of the group's career performing in music clubs across Prague and beyond.

Since their school days, Tata Bojs have released over ten albums, including the successful *Biorytmy*, *Ležatá osmička*, *Jedna nula*, and *Nanoalbum*, the latter of which won four "Golden Angel" awards in 2004.

The legendary band Dunaj is celebrating its 40th anniversary, while the B-Side Band marks its 20th. Together, they will celebrate a combined "sixty years" on this special evening. Birthday guests will include Petr Váša, Jiří Hradil, and others.
This unique project fuses an alternative chapter of Czech music history with the rich, expansive sound of the B-Side Band’s horn section—one of today’s most outstanding big bands.
Dunaj—a band with a distinctive signature style, poetic sensibility, and a sound that never pandered to trends—steps into a new context here. Familiar tracks take on a new dimension, gaining greater dynamics, a broader soundscape, and a tension born from the interplay of two distinct musical worlds, effectively creating a "Dunaj Big Band."
The B-Side Band brings precision arrangements, the power of a horn section, and extensive experience with large-scale projects. Yet, this is not merely accompaniment; it is a full-fledged fusion where intricate detail, groove, and the sheer force of a big band converge.
One evening. A unique lineup. One chance to experience it.

Slovenian industrial legends Laibach have announced a new album, *MUSICK*, and are bringing it to Brno’s Fléda club on October 15th! Forget the typical concert experience; this will be a masterclass in the deconstruction of pop culture. Expect marching rhythms, orchestral grandeur, and the uncompromising aesthetic that defined the genre.
Hailing from the Slovenian town of Trbovlje, Laibach has been turning heads since 1980 with a provocative aesthetic that blends totalitarian imagery, industrial soundscapes, and conceptual art. Their work often straddles the line between critiquing and appropriating authoritarian elements, sparking intense debate regarding the meaning and interpretation of their art.
Musically, Laibach operates primarily within the realms of industrial and experimental rock, yet over the years they have explored a vast array of styles—ranging from electronica and orchestral arrangements to avant-garde pop. They have also gained renown for their unconventional reinterpretations of famous tracks—such as their reworking of The Beatles' *Let It Be*—and for monumental versions of folk and pop songs that place the originals within entirely new contexts of meaning.

HVOB have been conquering the universe of electronic music for years. They have not only established themselves in the international music scene through their releases, but also as a live act.

The two musicians behind HVOB are Anna Müller and Paul Wallner. Together they compose and produce the music and are therefore jointly responsible for the unique sound of HVOB.

They play sold-out tours in North, Central and South America, Asia, Europe and South Africa and have played many of the world's renowned festivals - from a headlining show at Sonar Barcelona and Clockenflap in Hong Kong to Burning Man, Primavera Sound and Fuji Rock in Japan. They have also recorded a BBC Essential Mix, several Boiler Rooms and a Cercle set in Mexico.

Berlin Manson is a Slovak synth-punk band. Their uncompromising lyrics and explosive live performances have made them one of the most discussed bands in Slovakia and the Czech Republic.

They first gained attention with their breakthrough single, "I Don't Dance, I Nod My Head," a raw anthem of disillusionment. In 2022, they were named Discovery of the Year at the Radio_Head Awards (SK) and only a year later their album Hotel Kyiv cemented their status. In 2025, Berlin Manson took home three Radio_Head Awards, confirming their place in the new music wave.

They've released three albums in the last two years - relentless creativity that combines punk urgency, black humor and cool synth textures. Their music speaks of post-industrial reality, equal parts protest and party. In 2025, they also played concerts at some important festivals such as Sziget in Hungary, OFF festival in Poland, Pohoda festival in Slovakia, Colors of Ostrava in the Czech Republic or Eurosonic Noorderslag in Holland and many others. This year they started the year with a tour in Poland and two concerts in New York. They are preparing another long-playing album in the fall of 2026.