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Live Music in Prague
Prague attracts an increasing number of big names. Apart from developing a revolutionary good reputation for rock’n’roll, a tradition started by such bands as the Plastic People of the Universe, Prague is very much the cut-off point for touring Western bands.
Music supporters of all genres will discover a lot of possibilities to pick from in Prague but can also party any day of the week. Whether Saturday or Monday, the Prague night scene is on.
Explore the very local Lucerna Music Bar for a likely eclectic evening; you'll mainly get local acts here, always with a great atmosphere. The Lucerna's Great Hall shows larger and often international acts. Hush Café is popular on the international locals' scene, which is reflected in the music they play. Bigger names tour through the Retro Music Hall and Rock Café, while Palac Akropolis is still one of the premiere night venues in Prague. Club SaSaZu is a mix between live music and DJs, but they often bring known international acts to town. Malostranska beseda is an entertainment complex of sorts, with a club. Check their schedule to see who is playing.
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