Anniversary Edition Brings World Stars to Prague

The music festival Metronome Prague 2026 returns in grand style. The 10th anniversary edition will take place from June 19 to June 21, 2026, offering three days full of music, art, and a unique atmosphere. This year, the festival moves to a new location at Prague Letňany Airport, allowing for an even larger production and greater comfort for visitors.

World Stars and Alternative Scene

The organizers have prepared an exceptionally strong line-up. The headliners include the legendary Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and British icon Sting. However, the program goes far beyond these names. Visitors can also look forward to performances by Manic Street Preachers, The Flaming Lips, Slowdive, Tom Odell, and Lykke Li.

The festival traditionally combines big international acts with alternative and emerging artists, making it one of the most exciting music events in the Czech Republic.

New Location, Bigger Experience

The move to Letňany means more space not only for the main stage but also for the accompanying program. This includes art, design, gastronomy, and other activities that go beyond a typical music festival. Metronome thus maintains its character as a “city festival,” offering comfort without the need for camping.

Tickets and Availability

Ticket prices vary depending on the type and sales phase. Three-day passes start at approximately CZK 4,990, while single-day tickets range from about CZK 2,500 to CZK 3,200. VIP packages are also available, offering enhanced comfort and exclusive services.

As always, the earlier you purchase your ticket, the better price you can get.

A Top-Tier Festival

Over the past decade, Metronome Prague has established itself as one of the leading music events in the Czech Republic. Its combination of a high-quality line-up, pleasant environment, and diverse accompanying program makes it an ideal choice for anyone looking to experience a major festival without leaving Prague.

The 2026 anniversary edition promises to be one of the most remarkable in the festival’s history.