Spartafest 2026 – Sparta Festival in Prague

Name: Spartafest 2026 – Sparta Festival in Prague
Start: 2026-05-22
End: 2026-05-23
Location: Letenská pláň

took place · 22 May 2026

Letná Meadow, Prague

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Spartafest is the inaugural edition of a festival dedicated to the Czech sports brand Sparta. It takes place on 22–23 May 2026 on Letenská pláň in Prague.

The programme features concerts by Chinaski, Tomáš Klus, and Rohony.

About the venue: Letná Meadow

Letenská pláň is a vast open plateau (nearly 47 ha) on the Letná hill above the Vltava river in Prague 7. The site once held the largest Stalin monument in Europe; after it was demolished in the 1960s, the Prague Metronome took its place. In November 1989 more than 750,000 people gathered here during the Velvet Revolution. Today the plain hosts large-scale concerts, the Letní Letná festival, circus shows and a seasonal ice rink.

Letenská pláň, 170 00 Praha 7 Get directions

About: CHINASKI

The Prague-based pop-rock group Chinaski was established in 1987 under the name Starý Hrady, adopting its current name in 1994 in tribute to Charles Bukowski. Fronted by vocalist Michal Malátný and guitarist František Táborský, the ensemble has produced 12 studio albums and performed over 2,000 shows throughout its career. The band received the Czech Anděl Award in 2005 and 2007.

151K

subscribers on YouTube Music

54M

plays of the track Každý ráno on YouTube Music

57 000+

visitors of the jubilee concerts 2024-2025

~50

radio hits over 30 years

Tour

Valašské MeziříčíLitoměřiceKlatovyVlašimSlanýLitvínovHrádek u RokycanTrutnovŠumperkPotštejnStrakoniceLitomyšlOlomoucBřeclavHlinsko

Tracks

Každý ránothe band's biggest hit, over 54 million plays on YouTube Music

Tabáčekone of the most performed singles, a setlist staple

Vínopopular hit from the album Rockfield (2015)

Klárasingle from 2000, breakthrough track of the Michal Malátný era

30anniversary album from 2025, recorded at Rockfield studio in Great Britain

Recent shows

May 8, 2026 Brněnský Majáles, Brno
May 1, 2026 Pražský Majáles, Letňany
Apr 25, 2026 Pivovarská flošna, Hradec Králové

About: TOMÁŠ KLUS

Tomáš Klus (born 15 May 1986 in Třinec) is a Czech composer, singer-songwriter and actor. During his youth he competed in modern pentathlon. He launched his musical career in 2008 with the album Cesta do záhu(d)by and has since released eight additional studio albums that merge folk and pop with poetic, introspective lyrics. His accolades include the 2010 Anděl Award for Singer of the Year and the 2012 Golden Czech Nightingale. He performs regularly with his band Cílová skupina.

99.6K

subscribers on YouTube Music

59.2M

total views on YouTube

16M

plays of the song Pocity (YouTube Music)

~100 000

sold copies of the first three albums

Tour

BouzovČervený KostelecBezdězŠtokyPrahaPříbramŽilinaLitovelHradec nad MoravicíMoravské BudějovicePelhřimov

Tracks

Pocityone of the most performed singles, 16M plays on YouTube Music

Nina12M plays on YouTube Music, a staple of the concert repertoire

Pánubohu do okenfrom the album Racek, 2.3M plays, a beloved live composition

Tady to mášeighth studio album (2024), a return to songwriting roots

Klusymfoniealbum with symphonic orchestra (2019), distributed by Supraphon

Recent shows

Aug 16, 2025 Zámek, Hradec nad Moravicí
Apr 11, 2025 MOOD Hradec Králové, Hradec Králové
Aug 17, 2024 Areál Kutilka, Český Brod

About: ROHONY

Rohony, born Adam Rohony, is a Czech rapper from the Vysočina region whose music blends rap with the sounds of pubs, techno and village culture halls. In 2024 he released the single Letná together with DJ Manene for football club AC Sparta Praha, a track that racked up over a million streams across platforms. His debut tour followed the success of his album Superfly.

Recent shows

Jul 26, 2024 Velodrom, Brno

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