Čechomor is a Czech folk band founded in 1988, built around Karel Holas and František Černý, who arrange and perform Czech, Moravian and Slovak folk songs in a distinctly modern style. The group rose to national prominence with the 2001 album Proměny, produced by Jaz Coleman, which earned three Anděl Awards. Over more than three decades they have toured Europe, North America, Australia and Asia, and in 2002 received a Czech Lion award for their soundtrack to the film Rok ďábla.
Čechomor released a new studio album Švarní šohajové on November 8, 2024, which combines Czech, Moravian, Silesian, and Rusyn folk songs with original compositions inspired by the Balkans and India.
The album Švarní šohajové was christened on December 1, 2024, at a concert in Prague's Hybernia Theatre as part of the Christmas Kooperativa Tour.
In spring 2025, the band embarked on the Spring Kooperativa Tour 2025 with the new album Švarní šohajové, which included 15 stops across the Czech Republic.
In March 2025, the first weekend fan gathering with the band took place at a winery near Kaplicka, featuring a concert in the cellar, autographs, and cimbalom music.
The Summer Kooperativa Tour 2025 continues with concerts in June and July at various venues in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, including Olomouc, Znojmo, and Myjava.
Čechomor celebrates 25 years of their most successful album Proměny with a Czech tour featuring original vocalist Lenka Dusilová.
Čechomor celebrates 25 years of their most successful album Proměny with a grand tour featuring vocalist Lenka Dusilová. The programme includes the original album and newly composed songs.
Čechomor celebrates 25 years of their most successful album Proměny with a grand tour featuring vocalist Lenka Dusilová. The programme includes the original album and newly composed songs.
Čechomor celebrates 25 years of their most successful album Proměny with a grand tour featuring the original album, new songs, and guest vocalist Lenka Dusilová.
Czech folk-rock legends Čechomor celebrate 25 years of their landmark album Kooperativa with a live tour stopping at Prague's O2 universum.
Czech-Moravian folk ensemble Čechomor brings their distinctive arrangements of traditional songs to a Christmas concert as part of the Kooperativa tour.
The legendary Czech folk-rock band Čechomor performs at Slezské divadlo in Opava as part of the Bezručova Opava festival and the RO(C)K NA VSI project.
Lenka Dusilová performs with her band LD_50 and guests David Koller and Čechomor in an outdoor summer cinema setting.
One of the largest wine festivals in Moravian Slovakia, featuring a costumed procession, cimbalom orchestras, folk ensembles, and evening concerts.
The legendary Czech folk band Čechomor performs an outdoor concert among the vineyards in a scenic wine country location.
A rural drama by the Mrštík brothers performed outdoors with energetic folk music by the band Čechomor. A story of love, hope and disappointment set in a village across the seasons.
The Czech-Moravian ensemble Čechomor will perform traditional folk songs and new compositions from the album Švarní šohajové.
Czech-Moravian folk group Čechomor will perform traditional songs and new compositions from their album Švarní šohajové as part of the Kooperativa tour.
The tenth edition of Beautiful Losses live festival runs 14–15 August at Všetice Farm near Benešov, celebrating Michal Prokop's 80th birthday. Expect a rich programme of Czech music legends in a unique setting with ponds and shaded woodland.
Lenka Dusilová performs as a guest of the band Čechomor during the Kooperativa Tour 2026.
Czech folk legends Čechomor perform at Zámek Letovice, blending traditional Moravian music with a contemporary edge.
Lenka Dusilová performs as a guest of the band Čechomor during their Kooperativa Tour 2026.
The 12th edition of the multi-genre Vysočina FEST runs July 2–4 in Jihlava with 3 days of music across 4 stages. The programme spans pop, punk, rock, rap, and hip-hop, featuring acts like Chinaski, Lucie, MIG 21, and many others.
The legendary Czech folk-rock band Čechomor performs their new album Palouček live.
The fourth edition of Kontakt Fest 2026 takes place on 13–14 June in Horečky forest park. Enjoy a two-day programme featuring stars like Jiří Korn, Vypsané Fixy and Čechomor, plus a Talk Stage with notable guests, a Children's Forest and activities for families.
The largest Czechoslovak motorcycle festival with 22 bands, custom shows, FMX, tattoo artists and entertainment for everyone. Four days in May in Pasohlávky.
The legendary Czech-Moravian band Čechomor performs at the Church of Saint Vitus in Trstěnice. The trio blends traditional folk music with rock in original arrangements.
