David Sís

The band LUCIE – a musical, cultural, and social phenomenon, winner of the most prestigious awards – announced its return to the stage. On a monumental stage, in its original and most famous lineup, it reminded its fans of the greatest hits of its long and successful career.

Kabát and Big Band crossover in a Tour in 2013.

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A Hell of a Big Concert II held on September 13, 2014, at Prague’s Vypich, was one of the largest rock concerts in the history of the Czech Republic. It was a meticulously produced show by the band Kabát, who celebrated their anniversary in spectacular fashion. Performing on a massive stage built by Stageco—featuring top-tier sound and 26 cameras capturing every moment—the band played over 30 songs from their repertoire, ranging from older hits to tracks that were new at the time. The performance was enhanced by pyrotechnics, animations, and projections on giant LED screens that immersed the audience in the action; the show was expertly paced as a dynamic rock ride with no lulls. Prior to Kabát’s set, Lo Hrůzová and the legendary Danish band D-A-D performed as guests, giving the event an international dimension.

In 2019, the rock band Kabát celebrated an impressive 30 years on the music scene. With its original lineup intact, the band treated itself to only five concerts for its anniversary, but they were "damn big" ones. The performance at Prague's Eden Arena on June 22, 2019, offered a cross-section of hits from the successful career of the five musicians from Teplice, who once again confirmed that their spontaneous energy can create a thrilling live show.

The band LUCIE – a musical, cultural, and social phenomenon, winner of the most prestigious awards – announced its return to the stage. On a monumental stage, in its original and most famous lineup, it reminded its fans of the greatest hits of its long and successful career.

Kabát and Big Band crossover in a Tour in 2013.

No synopsis available yet.

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A Hell of a Big Concert II held on September 13, 2014, at Prague’s Vypich, was one of the largest rock concerts in the history of the Czech Republic. It was a meticulously produced show by the band Kabát, who celebrated their anniversary in spectacular fashion. Performing on a massive stage built by Stageco—featuring top-tier sound and 26 cameras capturing every moment—the band played over 30 songs from their repertoire, ranging from older hits to tracks that were new at the time. The performance was enhanced by pyrotechnics, animations, and projections on giant LED screens that immersed the audience in the action; the show was expertly paced as a dynamic rock ride with no lulls. Prior to Kabát’s set, Lo Hrůzová and the legendary Danish band D-A-D performed as guests, giving the event an international dimension.

In 2019, the rock band Kabát celebrated an impressive 30 years on the music scene. With its original lineup intact, the band treated itself to only five concerts for its anniversary, but they were "damn big" ones. The performance at Prague's Eden Arena on June 22, 2019, offered a cross-section of hits from the successful career of the five musicians from Teplice, who once again confirmed that their spontaneous energy can create a thrilling live show.

This is a concert that took place at the T-Mobile Arena in Prague on February 20, 2003. Songs: 1. Vltava part.I 2. Chciply dobry vily 3. 1938 4. Muži s padáky 5. Pozdrav z fronty 6. Kdyby 7. Krvava parta 8. Ona 9. Andilek 10. Trista z mista 11. Smrtihlav 12. Obsidian 13. Tajemstvi 14. Krysar z Valciku 15. Jo ulice 16. Vcera me nekdo... 17. Quantum Tarantuli 18. Morituri Te Salutant 19. Sance 20. Prizraky 21. Valcik 22. Motylek 23. Vltava part II.

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Compilation of Kabát and their music albums. The films is made out of Kabát: A Hell of a Big Concert II and Kabát: Big Band Tour.

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“Do you know what I’ve always wanted to find out, brother? Where do you get your ideas for your drawings?” director David Sís asks his older brother Petr at the beginning of the film. He doesn’t get an answer right away, but perhaps it can be found in this documentary that, with great care, traces the highly successful career of a talented and multifaceted artist whose work crosses generational and geographic boundaries.

“Do you know what I’ve always wanted to find out, brother? Where do you get your ideas for your drawings?” director David Sís asks his older brother Petr at the beginning of the film. He doesn’t get an answer right away, but perhaps it can be found in this documentary that, with great care, traces the highly successful career of a talented and multifaceted artist whose work crosses generational and geographic boundaries.

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