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Dear friends of Prague Sounds, British artist Ghostpoet, who was scheduled to perform at Prague sounds on November 3rd, has unfortunately decided to cancel his autumn tour for personal reasons. See below a full statement from the artist explaining his reasons. Your tickets will be refunded via GoOut. By way of compensation for this sad news, we'd like to offer you the unique opportunity to buy tickets for Laura Mvula's festival concert at Roxy in a special 'buy one, get one free' offer. The ...

The finishing touches are being put to the Prague Sounds festival's floating stage just off Slovansky Island. The unique feat of construction, which was first seen in 2020, has quickly become a recognisable feature of Prague's cultural scene. But this year it takes on new dimensions, both physically and artistically. The Concert for Europe, which will be performed here by the Czech Philharmonic under the baton of Semyon Bychkov at 8pm on September 2nd, will be a celebration of our shared ...

We've reacted to your messages saying Laura Mvula's show demands closer contact with a standing (and dancing) audience, and have decided to move the concert to Roxy. It'll be an all-standing show, so you can look forward to a club-style party featuring 80s-style synth-pop fashioned anew for the 21st century. Don't miss this stunning new incarnation of Laura Mvula. Specially discounted tickets are available from GoOut or directly from our website. The soulful British star first appeared at ...

The music festival Strings of Autumn has changed its name to Prague Sounds. And it's small wonder: over its 25-year existence, the event has far outgrown its original name. It's no mere festival of strings, but presents a carefully-curated programme of quality music across genres – as evidenced in this year's programme, which features neoclassical piano/electronica alchemist Nils Frahm, singer Laura Mvula, alt-rapper Ghostpoet, the all-star Redman/Mehldau/McBride/Blade jazz quartet, acoustic ...

The latest in a line of exceptional outdoor concerts put on by the Prague Sounds festival will take place on September 2nd, 2022. The venue will once again be the festival's unique purpose-built floating stage on the river Vltava in the heart of the city. In co-operation with the Czech government and the Czech Philharmonic, this year's concert marks the Czech presidency of the EU council and will be called The Concert for Europe. Concertgoers will be able to enjoy the event from the floating ...