The guy who sells cocaine in the film BANGER. and desperately wants to make it as a rapper is the same person Jan Hřebejk cast at age seven in Beauty in Trouble. In between, he danced as a Michael Jackson impersonator and earned a Czech Lion nomination for playing a drug dealer. That's all one person: Adam Mišík. And if you're searching for Adam Mišík Mikulov right now, you're probably sorting out a summer concert under Pálava and want to know who you're actually going to see and how to get a ticket.

The answer is not "just another face from the radio." He was once called the Czech Justin Bieber and the music video for Tvoje světy made him a teenage idol. But he's come a long way since then, and that contrast is exactly what makes his concert a more interesting evening than many would expect from a pop star. This article uses Adam Mišík Mikulov as a starting point: we'll look at who Mišík is, what he plays live, where to reliably check the date and tickets, and where to go if this particular concert doesn't work out for you.

Adam Mišík Mikulov: where to check the date and tickets

Always verify the specific date, venue, and ticket sale start for the Adam Mišík Mikulov concert directly with the organiser and on the artist's official channels, as summer dates are added and changed throughout the season.

Let's be honest with each other: with summer open-air events, the only certainty is the official source. The first announcement of ticket sales usually appears on adammisik.cz and on the singer's social media profiles, and any change of venue or time will show up there too. Check whether the specific show under Pálava is actually happening on the date you saw somewhere, and find out who the organiser is. The only legitimate path to a ticket leads through the organiser, whether via their own online shop or an established ticketing system.

If you want a general overview of what's coming up, keep an eye on our events calendar and the concerts hub. You can filter by city and date, and every event we have in the database links directly to a page with the venue, date, and ticket sales. A few practical rules apply to summer concerts regardless of who's performing: buy through a verified presale, not from a scalper, and have your ticket downloaded on your phone before you leave home. At open-air standing events, your view simply depends on how early you arrive.

Who is Adam Mišík: from child actor to Czech Lion nomination

Adam Mišík is not an overnight star but a musician and actor who has been on the scene since childhood, moving between the screen and the stage his entire life.

It started quietly and somewhat by chance. At age seven he appeared for the first time in director Jan Hřebejk's film Beauty in Trouble, and as his biography notes, he was only invited to the casting by coincidence and has since appeared in more than two dozen films and series. Alongside acting he also took up dance, and as his profile states, he performed as a Michael Jackson impersonator - which goes a long way to explaining the confidence and movement he brings to the stage.

Musically, he didn't start in pop but with guitars. From 2008 he was guitarist and vocalist of the indie rock band The Colorblinds, with whom he played at festivals including Rock for People, United Islands of Prague, and a memorial concert for Václav Havel at the Lucerna in Prague. The turning point came in 2013 when he left the band and went solo. His debut single Tvoje světy quickly made him a name, and in the Český slavík Mattoni 2013 poll he was named discovery of the year. Wider audiences then got to know him through television, specifically his participation in the first season of the show Tvoje tvář má známý hlas in 2016.

The box of the lovable pop boy was broken open by a film role that will be talked about for a long time. In Adam Sedlák's film BANGER. he played a rapper and drug dealer, and earned a Czech Lion nomination for that lead role. We'll come back to that role, because it's the key to understanding why his concerts attract such a diverse audience.

A surname with weight: son of Vladimír Mišík

The name Mišík carries a particular resonance in Czech music, and Adam bears it with full awareness of what stands behind it. His father is one of the icons of domestic rock.

Adam is the younger son of musician Vladimír Mišík, and that's more than just a line in a biography. His father is a rock and blues singer, one of the names that shaped the Czech scene in the 1960s and 70s. Interestingly, Adam didn't shy away from his father's repertoire even at the start. In January 2012 at the Palác Akropolis in Prague, he dusted off his father's songs with The Colorblinds, including Sluneční hrob.

He has carved out his own path, though. While his father remains in the territory of domestic rock and blues, the younger Mišík headed straight into modern pop and a contemporary sound. The "son of a famous father" comparison has followed him throughout his career, but he treats it more as part of his story than as a burden. And that intergenerational reach is audible at his concerts too: teenagers share the crowd with people who still remember his father's band Etc...

What you'll hear live: hits, guests, and the album V chaosu je krása

Adam Mišík's repertoire is built on a combination of polished hits and newer tracks where pop meets hip-hop. Live, he also likes to bring out guests.

The backbone of his band show is made up of well-known tracks and fresh material. Among the newer songs are Trust Issues and Bez tebe, platinum singles include PROUD and Máma říkala, and the ever-present debut Tvoje světy is always there too. In recent years he has been presenting the album V chaosu je krása. The fact that he moves in rap and hip-hop circles is no coincidence. He has long-standing collaborations with prominent names such as Ben Cristovao, Sergei Barracuda, and Sofian Medjmedj, naturally balancing between the mainstream and authenticity.

That's exactly why his concert sounds different from a typical pop evening. You get melodies you hum along to from the radio, but wrapped in a sound that's closer to contemporary rap than to chart-show filler. And because he works with guests, it can happen that one of that trio stands beside him on stage and the joint tracks are performed just as you know them from the recordings. Those who came for the ballads won't be disappointed, and neither will those who came for the harder hip-hop cuts. That range is essentially the whole point of Mišík's work: he opens up themes that resonate with a generation that wants more from a song than just one playlist hit.

BANGER. and a second career in front of the camera

The Czech Lion nomination is not a marketing line in Mišík's case but a documented fact from one of the most closely watched Czech films in recent years. It's worth knowing what it was about.

BANGER. was shot by director and screenwriter Adam Sedlák in just fifteen days on an iPhone, to capture the world as a generation raised on social media perceives it. Mišík plays a dealer trying to break into the rap scene, and critics received the stylised, high-energy story exceptionally well. The film, often described as the Czech film of 2022, received eight Czech Lion nominations, one of them for Mišík as lead actor. The ceremony for the milestone 30th edition of the awards was held on 4 March 2023 at the Rudolfinum in Prague.

Acting is not a side project for Mišík. He has appeared in comedies including U mě dobrý and Taková normální rodinka and in series ranging from Cukrárna to the co-production Borgia. The titles with the strongest audience impact came later, though. The comedies Andílek na nervy and Bajkeři have become popular, even cult favourites. Anyone who shows up at the concert "just" as a fan of his films will find that musician and actor are communicating vessels in Mišík's world, and that's something you can feel live.

Where to go for live music if the date doesn't work out

If the concert under Pálava doesn't work out for you, or you're waiting for a confirmed date, the Czech concert scene is packed. Different genres suit different audiences, so let's be upfront about one thing.

A full overview is available in the concerts hub and you'll find a list of performers in the artists section. One fair note though: Mišík's pop with hip-hop leanings is something different from the events currently showing in our calendar, so don't take them as direct replacements - think of them as tips for a different kind of evening. If you enjoy big summer events with dance and revival programmes, take a look at Loučení s prázdninami in Adamov at the Ronovská sports ground, where on 22 August 2026 the line-up includes Kabát revival and lidopop, among others. It's more of an afternoon family farewell to summer than a club concert, but it has that open-air atmosphere.

And if you're interested in a completely different end of the spectrum - where classical music meets swing - Prague's Obecní dům hosts the project Adam Plachetka a Ondřej Havelka & Melody Makers / Nebe na Zemi on 30 August 2026. Opera singer Adam Plachetka will meet Ondřej Havelka and his Melody Makers. It has almost nothing in common with contemporary pop, but it's a fine example of how a great name is worth travelling for even outside your home city - just like going to see Mišík under Pálava.

Frequently asked questions

When and where exactly does Adam Mišík play in Mikulov?

Check the exact date, venue, and time of the Adam Mišík Mikulov concert on the official website adammisik.cz and with the event organiser. Summer dates are added and changed throughout the season, so it's sensible to go by the official announcement rather than second-hand information. In our calendar, events we have in the database include a link leading directly to the ticket sales page.

Where do I buy tickets?

The safest option is the official presale, which Adam Mišík will announce on his website and social channels. Tickets for large summer concerts sell quickly, so it pays to buy without delay and, above all, to buy through the organiser's verified channel rather than from scalpers.

What kind of music does Adam Mišík play?

It's modern pop combined with a hip-hop sound and personal storytelling. Live sets include the platinum singles PROUD and Máma říkala, the debut Tvoje světy, and newer material from the album V chaosu je krása. At concerts he also frequently collaborates with names such as Ben Cristovao, Sergei Barracuda, and Sofian Medjmedj.

Is Adam Mišík related to Vladimír Mišík?

Yes, Adam is the younger son of Vladimír Mišík, one of the icons of Czech rock and blues. Musically, however, he has gone in a completely different direction from his father, towards modern pop with hip-hop influences.

Is it worth going if I only know him from the film BANGER.?

Absolutely. Adam Mišík received a Czech Lion nomination for his lead role in BANGER., and acting is not a marginal pursuit for him. Musician and actor are intertwined in his world, so even a viewer who came because of the film will find their footing in both his harder tracks and his ballads.

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