TOP Concerts in 2018

The Kelly Family

8 March, O2 Arena, Prague
The 1990s phenomenon whose songs the whole world loved. During their career, they have sold more than 20 million albums, received several awards and also platinum or even multi-platinum records. After a break of almost ten years, the Irish band is setting off for a European tour under the title We Got Love – Live 2018.

Metallica

2 April, O2 Arena, Prague
Metallica will come to Prague within their Worldwired TOUR to promote their new album Hardwired…to self-destruct. The band has released several multi-platinum records, including Metallica in 1991, of which more than 17 million copies were sold in the U.S. alone, making it the bestselling album in the history of Soundscan.

Bob Dylan

15 April, Hala Vodova, Brno
The seventy-six-year-old singer will perform in Hala Vodova in Brno and present his last recording of Triplicate, as well as some of his most famous songs.

Imagine Dragons

16 April, O2 Arena, Prague
Imagine Dragons, the holders of the prestigious Grammy Award and several platinum awards, will visit the European arenas in spring 2018, including Prague. Their special guest is K. Flay, an American singer. They will bring their latest album to Prague: Every Where Is Some Where.

Thirty Seconds To Mars

19 April, Tipsport Arena, Prague
Thirty Seconds To Mars will bring their famous hits and their new single to Prague.

Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow

20 April, O2 Arena, Prague
In spring, Prague will host the only performance by the rock mystique of Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow in Central Europe. The band led by the legendary Deep Purple guitarist only existed for a little over a decade, but it definitely had a great influence on the history of rock music.

Gregory Porter

23 April, Forum Karlín, Prague
Jazz, funk, soul, R&B, gospel and acoustic pop. A singer known to the world for his famous headwear, covering his head, ears and neck, will perform in Prague during his European tour.

Rock Meets Classic

21 April, O2 Arena, Prague
The global show Rock Meets Classic will present several superstars of the rock scene and their most famous rock songs will be performed as arranged for a large symphonic orchestra. You can look forward to music by Status Quo, Gotthard, Supertramp or The Hooters.

Roger Waters

27 and 28 April, O2 Arena, Prague
The creative genius of Pink Floyd is returning to Prague with a new programme, presenting the latest songs from his solo albums as well as the classic Pink Floyd music.

Enrique Iglesias

8 May, O2 Arena, Prague
Enrique Iglesias, the Spanish pop megastar, is returning to Prague to celebrate his birthday with a special concert. The owners of the first thousand on-line tickets can compete for a personal meeting with him.

Bobby McFerrin

9 May, Forum Karlín, Prague
10 May, Gong Multipurpose Centre, Ostrava
A music star that has been breaking all the music rules for decades. Ten-times Grammy-winner, author of 15 albums sold in more than 20 million copies who erases the difference between pop music and art. He will have two performances in the Czech Republic: on 9 May in Prague and on the following day in Ostrava.

Andrea Bocelli

12 May, O2 Arena, Prague
The famous Italian tenor will perform in the Prague O2 Arena again. This time, Andrea Bocelli is coming with a brand new programme, reflecting the two decades of his star career.

Anastacia

12 May, Forum Karlín, Prague
24 June, Korunní pevnůstka, Olomouc
Anastacia, the pop legend, whose extraordinary voice turned the songs I’m Outta Love and Left outside Alone into some of the biggest hits in the world, is returning to Prague after nine years. A second concert has been added at Korunní pevnůstka in Olomouc thanks to the huge interest of fans.

Scorpions

6 June, Ostravar Arena, Ostrava
The German band Scorpions have been on a monstrous global tour since 2010 and they will also visit Ostrava in June of this year, where the band will play the biggest hits in their five-decade music career.

Judas Priest

12 June, Home Monitoring Arena, Plzeň
Once again, Judas Priest take over the planet on their global tour. There are only a few heavy metal bands that have achieved what Judas Priest have during their career lasting for almost 40 years.

Ozzy Osbourne

13 June, Letňany Airport, Prague
The singer and composer, a holder of many prestigious awards, including a Grammy, will celebrate the 50^th anniversary of his music career. Within the tour, Ozzy will perform all over the world until 2020 and it will be his final global concert tour. Ozzy will be accompanied by Hollywood Vampires, i.e. Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp and Joe Perry.

Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band

19 June, Congress Centre, Prague
The second visit of Ringo Starr to the Czech Republic. The tour promotes his new acclaimed album Peace and Love. The All Star Band as Ringo has conceived it truly means a band full of stars – Colin Hay (Men At Work), Graham Gouldman (10cc), Steve Lukather (Toto), Gregg Rolie (Santana, Journey), Warren Ham (Kansas, Olivia Newton-John), Gregg Bissonette (David Lee Roth, Joe Satriani, Bee Gees).

Iron Maiden

20 June, Letňany Airport, Prague
After the extremely successful world tour in 2016–2017, Iron Maiden will start another tour with a series of European concerts in 2018 entitled Legacy Of The Beast World Tour.
 

Pearl Jam

1 July, O2 Arena, Prague
The summer European tour of Pearl Jam also includes Prague where the band will return after six years. The band that has released ten studio albums and played hundreds of unique live performances is still recognized by the critics and also commercially successful – with more than 85 million albums sold all over the world.

Deep Purple

2 July, DRFG Arena, Brno
Deep Purple are extending their Infinite Long Goodbye Tour. One of the most important bands of all time, which was inducted to the Rock’n’Roll Hall of Fame, will perform in Brno.