Attendees

Lenka Dusilová, a nine-time Anděl Award winner, celebrated her 50th anniversary last year and released the album *Retrospektiva LD_50*. She will present the program from her anniversary concert at Prague Music Week in the unique setting of the Nová Spirála venue at the Prague Exhibition Grounds, fully utilizing its 360° auditorium and rotating stage. It promises to be a powerful, raw, and truly unique musical statement, capping off three decades of her musical journey. The special setlist will offer a retrospective of her work—ranging from early rock songs from her days with the bands Pusa and Sluníčko—which retain all their original impact—to her current artistic style. Lenka will be accompanied by her current group, the Lenka Dusilová BAND, joined by Václav Bartoš of the legendary band Fru Fru (vocals), Marcel Bárta (saxophone), and Jiří Kotača (trumpet).

Bea.K is a standout talent on the Czech music scene. Her work blends modern alternative pop with elements of soul and jazz, with live instruments playing a prominent role in her sound. Rather than relying on purely electronic production, she builds her tracks around the organic sound of live instruments and distinctive vocals that infuse her songs with character and emotion.

At fifteen years old, Bea.K is still at the beginning of her musical career but she has already performed at major Czech club venues and festivals. For instance, she performed at Colours of Ostrava, where her live set garnered a very positive reception. In 2026, she won the Mattoni Music Talent competition, earning her a spot on the Mattoni Life Bar Stage during the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF).

Her journey has been marked by several other significant milestones. With her 2025 debut single "But Wait," she made her mark on *Startér*—Radio Wave’s chart for emerging artists—and also won the Top Voice 2025 singing competition. Among her other works, the song "Time Passing" was particularly successful, receiving airplay on several Czech radio stations. Bea.K writes both the music and lyrics for her songs, yet she also enjoys collaborating with other musicians and producers, allowing her tracks to take shape through creative dialogue. Producers Matěj Belko, Martin Kopřiva and Matyáš Adámek have played a significant role in her recordings.

In live performances, Bea.K is accompanied by a band consisting of Vladimír Slavíček (piano), Vendelín Hrovatitsch (drums), Šimon Světlík (bass guitar), and Martin Matoušek (guitar).

Erika Rein is a Slovak R&B and pop singer. On her album *Kamibe*, she blends the distinctive qualities of electronic music with avant-pop, R&B, and hyperpop. By incorporating traditional Romani music into her work, Erika pays tribute to her roots. She sings in three languages: English, Czech, and Romani. She performs live alongside music producer Isobutan and drummer Adrian Liška. In the short time they have been collaborating, the trio has already performed at events in South Korea, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Austria, and the Netherlands. She is currently working on new music, with select tracks set to premiere at Prague Music Week.

An Irish / Cornish band creating a sound that blends a Celtic, storytelling feel with a ferocious emotional performance to remind you of the messy magic of being alive. Encouraging people to live authentically. Though a newly born band - Girl In The Year Above are considered ‘one to watch’.

2026 promises to be a milestone year for the British rock trio Tigercub. Their new album, *Nets to Catch the Wind*, is garnering an overwhelmingly positive response, and the accompanying tour has all the makings of a triumph. Since forming in 2011, the band has established a reputation as a formidable force in contemporary rock, impressing audiences on their own international tours as well as during performances alongside acts like Royal Blood, Porno For Pyros, and Clutch, and at renowned festivals such as Reading, Leeds, and Louder Than Life. Following the success of *The Perfume of Decay* (2023), Tigercub continue their unique trajectory with *Nets to Catch the Wind*. Their sound blends the tension and ambition of bands like Muse, Royal Blood, and Queens of the Stone Age, yet remains unmistakably their own.

In November, Tigercub will showcase their new songs live. Recorded largely live over nine days at the legendary Rockfield Studios in Wales—home to iconic recordings by Queen, Rush, and Oasis—*Nets to Catch the Wind* captures Tigercub in their most intense and unbridled form. The raw chemistry between singer/guitarist Jamie Hall, bassist Jimi Wheelwright, and drummer James Allix shines through in every note, resulting in an album that feels both immediate and transcendent. Produced by Tom Dalgety (Royal Blood, Ghost, Pixies), the trio delivers a sound that is expansive and multifaceted, exploring dynamics, space, and emotion with greater depth than ever before. Stone Gossard—Pearl Jam guitarist and co-founder of Loosegroove Records—played a pivotal role in the band's creative development, supporting Tigercub throughout the recording process.