Chinaski is a Czech pop-rock band from Prague, founded in 1987 as Starý Hrady and renamed in 1994 as a nod to Charles Bukowski's alter ego. Led by singer Michal Malátný and guitarist František Táborský, the band has released 12 studio albums and played over 2,000 concerts. They won the Czech Anděl Award twice - in 2005 and 2007 - and are consistently ranked among the country's most popular acts.
One-day music festival in Český Brod with 5,000-person capacity, continuing the Rock for People tradition since 1995. The 2026 lineup features Czech bands from Civilní Obrana to Chinaski and Horkýže Slíže.
Summer open-air concert featuring Czech rock band Chinaski in Moravský Krumlov. A chance to enjoy live rock music in an outdoor setting.
Summer open-air festival with the band Chinaski and guest acts in Šumperk. Enjoy rock music under the stars.
A traditional festival on the shore of Hlučín Lake featuring headliner Jaromír Nohavica, bands Chinaski and No Name, and dozens of other programme items across four stages.
The legendary 32nd Benátská! with Impulsem festival brings Swedish band Roxette and Czech music stars like Lucie, Chinaski, and MIG 21 to the Liberec Vesec complex for four days of music, entertainment, and family-friendly programming.
Concert by the popular Czech rock band Chinaski at an open-air cinema.
Czech rock band Chinaski performs at the Kulturní dům Hrádek u Rokycan.
Czech rock band Chinaski performs at the open-air cinema in Slaný.
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.
Concert by Czech rock band Chinaski.
Concert by Czech rock band Chinaski at Autocamping Klatovy.
Rohde & Schwarz in Vimperk celebrates its 25th anniversary with an open-air festival featuring factory tours, family activities and concerts by Chinaski, No Name, Slza, Lenny and The People with singer Sára Milfajtová.
Concert by Czech rock band Chinaski in Litoměřice.
Czech rock band Chinaski performs at Zahrada Čech in Litoměřice.
Czech rock band Chinaski performs at Letní Kino Valmez.
The 7th edition of this music festival combines live performances with swimming, sports, and street food. Headliners include Mirai, Chinaski, Divokej Bill, DESmod, and more.
One-day festival at the Hlinsko brewery amphitheatre featuring top Czech musicians. Chinaski, Tomáš Klus, Vypsaná fiXa and more perform from 13:00.
Czech rock band Chinaski performs at the Břeclav castle grounds.
Two-day music festival featuring rock, pop, folk, and metal at Břeclav Castle. Headliners include Mirai, Chinaski, Divokej Bill, Škwor, Tři sestry, and Olympic making their festival debut. Free entry.
Two-day festival in Břeclav's castle grounds featuring live music, beer specials and entertainment. Headliners include Mirai, Chinaski, Divokej Bill, Škwor, Tři sestry, Olympic, Tomáš Klus and Wohnout.
Lenka Nová performs with Petr Malásek's band and special guest Michal Malátný from Chinaski at the Lenka Nová venue in Olomouc.
A two-day sports and music festival on Letná Plain featuring 11 interactive sports zones, autograph sessions with Sparta legends, and concerts by bands including Chinaski, Tomáš Klus, and Slza. Perfect for families and sports enthusiasts.
A two-day sports and music festival celebrating Sparta Prague's 132-year history, featuring eleven interactive sports zones, concerts by Czech music stars and meetings with sports legends.
A two-day festival celebrating the Czech sports brand Sparta, featuring live concerts by Chinaski, Tomáš Klus, and Rohony on Letenská pláň.
A sports and music festival at Letenská pláň with concerts by popular Czech bands, sports competitions, and meet-and-greets with Sparta players.
The fourth edition of Ostrava Majáles is a music festival featuring stars of the Czech and Slovak scene. Headliners include CALIN, BEN CRISTOVAO, CHINASKI, JIŘÍ KORN and more.