Richard Krajčo (born 1977, Havířov) is a Czech singer, actor and frontman of the pop-rock band Kryštof, which he co-founded in 1993. He trained at the Janáček Conservatory in Ostrava and won the Alfréd Radok Award in 2000 for his portrayal of Hamlet. With Kryštof he has released nine studio albums and collected over thirteen Anděl Awards; a 2017 Strahov stadium show drew 40,000 fans. He is also known as a film and TV actor.
Kryštof released a new single "Midnight Sin" featuring guest vocalist Dominique Alagií.
The band Kryštof announced a two-year break from touring; their last regular concert took place on September 24, 2025 in Liberec.
Krajčo admitted in the ShowTime program that he suffers from panic attacks and cited them as one of the reasons why the band needs a break.
Richard Krajčo performed an advent tour with a symphony orchestra; the series of concerts culminated in December at the Prague Congress Centre.
Kryštof performed at the Štěrkovna Open Music festival in Hlučín - for the first time in fourteen years.
