První Patro is a music club and cultural venue in the heart of Brno, occupying the first floor of the historic Poupě brewery building in the former Dominik Hall. Following a full renovation, the space has retained its functionalist character. It hosts concerts, theatre performances, cabarets, balls, DJ nights, and conferences. The venue holds up to 800 guests standing or 400 in conference seating.
Dominikánská 342/19, 602 00 Brno
Opening hours follow the event programme
Three world music concerts in Brno: Slovak singer Júlia Kozáková, Portuguese Danças Ocultas, and Italian Stefano Saletti present their folklore and Mediterranean-inspired projects.
Irish-Australian folk-punk band The Rumjacks perform at the Brno club První Patro.
Rudolf Merkner, creator of the iconic series Vyprávěj, recounts the making of his legendary work. An insider's look at the creation and filming of a beloved Czech series.
Miloš Knor brings a new stand-up about how the world constantly changes. A humorous look at civilizational progress, technology, and the question of whether things were better, are, or will be.
Elektrïck Mann and Pondělníci deliver an energetic concert at Brno's První Patro venue.
Two legendary Czech punk bands, SPS and The Fialky, team up for the God Save the Punk II. tour, celebrating new material and a 20-year anniversary of a landmark album.
Martin Jirman's comedy special about parenthood, romance, and everyday chaos. For audiences 18+ with a taste for irreverent humor.
Stand-up comedy show with Renne Dang at a Brno club, featuring personal stories and humor from the performer.
A concert by the band XIII. STOLETÍ with support from Stoker at the First Floor club in Brno.
Lukáš Pavlásek delivers a new stand-up special about confusion in today's world, where reality has outpaced humor. An original one-man show full of his unique take on our rapidly changing reality.
A talk show bringing together three personalities of Czech entertainment. Zuzana Bubílková, Milan Pitkin and Miroslav Šimůnek take the stage in Brno.
Traveller Tomáš Vejmola shares stories from his East African adventure with a tuk-tuk and cameraman David Žváček.
Czech rock band Vypsaná fixa presents their new album Ideál with a tour featuring both new material and classic hits. Each city gets a special surprise.
Stand-up comedian Adéla Elbel presents her new full-length show about the life of a divorced woman in her forties. An open, personal, and funny 80 minutes about finding happiness, relationships, and everyday challenges.
Three stand-up comedians from different backgrounds - Alisher, Lukáš and Ondra - share one stage. Honest, personal humour about life in Czechia.
GUTAFEST 2026 is a weekend festival in Brno blending horror, dance, and experimental art for fans of alternative culture and nightlife.
Slovak stand-up comedian Michael Szatmary brings his new special Lokálny sexsymbol to Brno. An entertaining evening for fans of quality comedy.
Petr Švancara presents a comedy show packed with stories from his football career, TV appearances, and personal encounters with the audience.
World-renowned cello quartet Cello Republic takes the stage in Brno at the First Floor venue.
Legendary Czechoslovak pop-punk rock band INEKAFE celebrates 25 years of the album "Príbeh" with three special concerts in early 2027.
(2 days)
Two-day European metal festival with 28 bands, exclusive Czech premieres, and two indoor stages in Brno's old town centre.
An event titled "Without Limits" takes place in Brno.
Ukrainian rock band Bez Obmezen brings their "Strong Hearts" tour to Brno, with all proceeds supporting the Ukrainian armed forces. The concert at První Patro features their biggest hits.
The band Přemžitky presents their debut album at a Brno club. An energetic concert with fresh material for alternative rock fans.
Russian singer Alena Omargalieva performs at the First Floor club in Brno.
(2 days)
Stand-up and improvisation show by Martin Hranáč, who entertains audiences with stories from his life as a waiter and personal experiences. His humor is full of improvisation, irreverence, and self-irony.
Petr Jablonský, a leading Czech impersonator and entertainer, presents his first full-length stand-up show featuring dozens of characters from politics, culture, and television. The humour is irreverent and unfiltered.