Lucie is a Czech rock band formed in Prague in 1985. Over sixteen years they released eight studio albums and became one of the most popular acts in Czech music history, winning over ten Anděl Awards and selling hundreds of thousands of records. After a hiatus from 2004 to 2012 the band returned to the stage, and in 2024 underwent a major lineup change: longtime frontman David Koller was replaced by singer Viktor Dyk, with Štěpán Smetáček joining on drums.
The band launched its biggest tour in history, which after Czech stops continues in spring 2026 in Slovakia - in Banská Bystrica, Košice and Bratislava.
Due to great fan interest, the band added a second Prague concert at O2 Arena - both concerts (December 9 and 10, 2025) took place as part of the celebration of 40 years on stage.
New vocalist Viktor Dyk made his first appearance to Czech audiences on April 9, 2025 at Prague's OX Club, where the band performed a selection of their work.
On October 24, 2024, the band officially announced that Viktor Dyk became the new vocalist and Štěpán Smetáček became the new drummer.
David Koller, frontman and drummer of Lucie since 1987, announced in February 2024 his departure from the band to focus on his solo career and family.
A four-day festival featuring over 60 bands at its traditional venue in Trutnov, dedicated to Václav Havel. The programme includes music, open-air services, debates, exhibitions, and workshops.
The iconic Czech rock band Lucie performs their best-known songs at the historic Plzeňský Prazdroj brewery complex.
Czech rock legends LUCIE mark four decades with a concert celebrating their greatest hits and legacy of award-winning albums.
Czech rock band Lucie celebrates 40 years of existence with a special concert performance.
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.
A legendary revival of the band Lucie in classic line-up. Four-hour show featuring hits like Chci zas v tobě spát, Dotknu se ohně, and Černí Andělé.
The twelfth edition of this multi-genre festival features legendary bands, craft beer tasting from regional breweries, and family activities. Two stages ensure continuous live music throughout the weekend.
A traditional craft beer festival with an extensive music programme, tastings of 50+ beer varieties, and family-friendly activities on Pastýřská meadow near Velenov.
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.
Lucie Revival Šumperk, a tribute band to the legendary Czech rock group LUCIE, will perform their greatest hits at Bělohradská sýpka. A rock concert with refreshments for fans of classic Czech rock music.
The band Lucie performs alongside film music by the Moravian Philharmonic Olomouc and Opole Philharmonic.
The 19th edition of a family-friendly multi-genre festival with three stages, dozens of bands, and a children's programme. A charity event in Zámecký park near Slavičín, with proceeds supporting families with disabled children.
The 30th Bernard Fest takes place 19–20 June in Humpolec with a stellar line-up including Marie Rottrová, Tři sestry, Olympic, Lucie, and more. The festival features a children's programme and brewery tours.
The eighth edition of Frýdek-Místek's largest music festival, featuring Robin Schulz, Alan Walker, and Marek Ztracený. The final event in the iconic Lemberger factory space.
Central Europe's largest mental health support festival returns for its 34th edition with over 100 artists across 10+ stages, theatre, workshops, and non-profit presentations at Psychiatric Hospital Bohnice.