Pavel Čadek (born 28 December 1989 in Brno) is a Czech singer-songwriter who accompanies himself on cello - a combination that makes him unique on the Czech folk scene. He half-jokingly calls his genre 'cellofolk', placing it somewhere between Jaromír Nohavica and Apocalyptica. Trained in theoretical computer science at Masaryk University, he chose music as his career. His four studio albums include Stepní vlk (2023), which received a shortlist nomination for the Anděl Award in the folk category.
Čadek embarked on the second part of the tour for the album Cellem vpřed! - the series of stops includes Czech and Slovak cities and will culminate in June in Prague and Brno.
The album Cellem vpřed! (2025) was nominated for Folkové ceny 2026 ČRo Ostrava, and Čadek was nominated in the Songwriter category.
The album Cellem vpřed! received a rating of 8.73 out of 10 on the Folktime website and ranked second among albums of 2025.
Čadek released his fourth studio album Cellem vpřed! (15 tracks) and embarked on his longest tour to date.
The single Nestíhám ranked 12th on the iTunes Chart in October 2024.
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A concert by Pavel Čadek, the founder of cellofolk, who plays cello and performs his own compositions. Funny, serious, and love songs all in one show.
A concert by Czech singer-songwriter Pavel Čadek, who performs with his cello. The young musician, nominated for the Anděl Award, blends humorous and lyrical songs in his unique style.
Young Czech singer-songwriter Pavel Čadek performs his own songs with cello accompaniment. Concert with the Úcellová Group at the open-air cinema.
Jana Kirschner performs her greatest hits and new songs with an international band, opening with cellist Pavel Čadek. Concert at Pivovar Volt with food service and on-site accommodation.
Pavel Čadek and Úcellová skupina take the stage at Cross Club in Prague for a big summer concert.