
NO NAME 30
Legendary Czech band NO NAME celebrates 30 years of existence with a major concert at O2 arena, featuring their greatest hits that have become classics.
No Name is a Slovak pop-rock band formed in the 1990s. Over more than two decades they have built a loyal following across Slovakia and the Czech Republic with catchy melodies and energetic live shows. One of their best-known songs is "Viem, viem".

Concert by No Name at Postřižinská zahrada in Hluboká nad Vltavou.

Music festival featuring NO NAME, Eva Burešová and IVM, with raffle, food and drink, and evening stargazing with telescopes.

The 57th Vizovické Trnkobraní festival offers a three-day programme featuring bands No Name, Olympic, Xindl X, and others, alongside a plum-dumpling eating contest, distillery tastings, and Wallachian cultural traditions.

The third edition of Night in Chestnuts brings a stellar lineup featuring Ben Cristovao, Renne Dang, Slavíček, Gufrau, and The Feet in Dačice Castle Park.

Slovak band NO NAME celebrates 30 years on the music scene in Dačice. A performance with UDG and other guests on the Summer Stage of the castle park.

Slovak band No Name performs at Vinařství Sonberk in Popice as part of the Hudba na vinicích 2026 summer concert series.

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.

A five-piece tribute band from Kroměříž performs the hits and deep cuts of Slovak rock group NONAME in their original arrangements, featuring 21 songs from the band's rich catalogue.

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.

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.

Music festival featuring Slza, No Name, Harlej and Argema. Four-day programme with food and beverage zone in Uherský Ostroh.

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.