Monika Načeva (born 1966, Choceň) is a Czech singer, actress and chanson artist working across alternative music, trip-hop and electronics. Her 1996 album Nebe je rudý, with lyrics by poet Jáchym Topol, became a landmark of the Prague underground scene. Alongside music she performs at Divadlo Sklep and the children's theatre Minor, and since 2019 has hosted the programme Sedmé nebe s Načevou on Czech Radio Vltava.
The album Nebe je rudý is released on vinyl for the first time in thirty years as a numbered limited edition 2LP in a run of 999 copies, accompanied by an anniversary tour.
Načeva performed at the Metronome Prague 2025 festival as part of the evening Pocta rockovým ikonám, where she opened the Thursday program.
Načeva participated in the Concert for National Parks alongside David Koller and Lenka Dusilová.
The album Jdem temným dnem was released on vinyl and CD in collaboration with the publisher Polí5; the album ranked 7th on the list of the best Czech-Slovak albums of 2024 according to Musicserver.
Načeva was nominated for the album Jdem temným dnem on the shortlist of the Anděl Awards in the category of female artist of the year.
Monika Načeva celebrates 30 years of the cult album "Red Sky" with a special tour and vinyl release party at Palác Akropolis. The concert features an accompanying band blending experimental music, poetry, and underground energy.
Monika Načeva celebrates the vinyl reissue of her landmark 1996 album with poet Jáchym Topol as guest, blending music, poetry, and visual art in a live performance.
Monika Načeva celebrates 30 years of her album "Nebe je rudý" with a special concert combining music, poetry, and visuals.
Monika Načeva celebrates 30 years of her landmark 1996 album Nebe je rudý with a special tour featuring a live band. The album, with lyrics by poet Jáchym Topol, is released on vinyl for the first time.
A concert celebrating 30 years since the cult album Nebe je rudý, now released on vinyl for the first time, with Monika Načeva and her band. Guest appearance by Brno's whyohwhy.
A musical fairy tale about The Little Mermaid directed by Jakub Vašíček, featuring a live orchestra and singer Monika Načeva. The final performance of a production exploring love, identity, and sacrifice.
An acoustic programme featuring Monika Načeva and Michal Pavlíček, enhanced by the Pavel Bořkovec string quartet. Powerful poetry by Jáchym Topol, vocals and guitar spanning their two albums.
