Musical Spring at Holešovice Market: The concert series will celebrate 130 years of the former slaughterhouse complex.

Musical Spring at Holešovice Market: The concert series will celebrate 130 years of the former slaughterhouse complex.

The music program celebrating 130 years of the Holešovice Market will bring a series of concerts from April to May, connecting the contemporary Czech music scene with the unique atmosphere of the industrial space of the market. Visitors can look forward to a diverse lineup – from electronic experiments by WWW NEUROBEAT to the delicate indie-folk of Republic of Two, and the powerful energy of hardcore legends Slut and Meat-House Chicago I.R.A. There will also be new discoveries from the music scene, such as Ida The Young and Anna Vaverková.

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“It is quite difficult to choose just a few tips from the entire series, but if I had to recommend something, it would definitely be the series kickoff with WWW NEUROBEAT, the double concert of Manon Meurt and Ida The Young, who won the discovery of the year at the Vinyla music awards, or the double concert of Jakub König with the band Hvězdy and Anna Vaverková, who will release a new single shortly before her concert at Hall 17. Fans will surely not want to miss the concert return of Republic of Two or the hardcore legends Slut and I.R.A.,“ says Barbora Šubrtová, dramaturge of the music projects at Holešovická tržnice and Výstaviště.

Photo: Jakub Plíhal

Line-up and concert program at Hall 17

  • Friday, April 25, 2025 – WWW NEUROBEAT (21:00): Pioneers of Czech experimental music, moving on the border of electronics, rap, and avant-garde. WWW NEUROBEAT released a new album last year, proving once again that their work is timeless and constantly evolving. Their music combines hypnotic beats, industrial sounds, and poetic lyrics that create a unique atmosphere.
  • Tickets 490 CZK

 

  • Saturday, April 26, 2025 – Himalayan Dalai Lama & Terezie Kovalová (21:00): The electronic duo Himalayan Dalai Lama creates music on the border of chillwave, ambient, and dance scenes. Together with cellist Terezie Kovalová, attendees can look forward to not only an emotional connection but also a unique projection that will complement the performance.
  • Tickets 390 CZK

 

  • Sunday, April 27, 2025 – Republic of Two (21:00): The indie-folk band Republic of Two is among the icons of the Czech music scene. Their gentle melodies and poetic lyrics warm the hearts of all lovers of melancholy and acoustic music. This group is returning after an eight-year hiatus, and you can already listen to their new single Arms of Nature. A new album is expected to follow in a few months.
  • Tickets 490 CZK

Photo: Andrea Bláhová

  • Tuesday, April 29, 2025 – Manon meurt & Ida The Young (21:00): Manon meurt – a Czech shoegaze formation that is not afraid of large soundscapes and dreamy sounds. They will be joined by the young indie folk band from Plzeň, Ida The Young, who are quickly gaining fans due to their authenticity. Proof of this is their victory this year in the discovery of the year category at the Vinyla awards.
  • Tickets 290 CZK

Photo: band archive

  • Tuesday, May 6, 2025 – Anna Vaverková / Jakub König & Hvězdy (21:00): A songwriting duo that gives music both fragility and strength. Anna Vaverková will present her unique approach to folk and pop, while Jakub König, known from the band Zvíře jménem Podzim, will perform with his band Hvězdy. Their concert promises a distinctive musical experience that will appeal to all music lovers. Anna will release her first single from the new album about 14 days before the concert at the Tržnice, which will definitely be played during the concert. In the fall of 2025, Anna's second album, tentatively titled 'Beauty', will be released, followed by a tour. In May 2025, Anna and her band will represent the Czech Republic at EXPO in Japan as an official part of the cultural program of the Czech pavilion.
  • Tickets 390 CZK

Photo: Andrea Petrovičová

  • Wednesday, May 7, 2025 – Slut & Meat-House Chicago I.R.A. (21:00): An evening full of raw post-punk and hardcore energy presented by two prominent bands of the Czech independent scene. Slut, who operate on the border of post-punk and noise rock, will join forces with Meat-House Chicago I.R.A., known for their uncompromising hardcore. Their concert at Hall 17 promises an intense musical experience in the unique space of Holešovická tržnice.
  • Tickets 390 CZK

 

  • Tuesday, May 13, 2025 – P/\ST (21:00): Electropunk carnage! P/\ST combines sharp beats, political lyrics, and a DIY approach that makes them one of the most distinctive bands in the Czech independent scene. Each of their performances is a spontaneous protest that leaves the audience electrified.
  • Tickets 490 CZK

 

  • Wednesday, May 14, 2025 – Beef Closing Party: ŠatySVlečkou (21:00): The closing party of the music series will be hosted by the energetic DJ ŠatySVlečkou. His performance celebrates musical diversity – connecting genres from R&B, indie, and rock to rap and hyperpop, with unexpected ease and dynamism. An ideal conclusion to a concert series that reflects the diversity of the contemporary music scene.
  • Tickets free

Tickets for individual concerts can be purchased through the GoOut network and also on-site on the day of the event. We recommend purchasing in advance, as the capacity of the venue is limited.

CONCERT LINE UP 

  • Fri, April 25, 2025 21:00 WWW NEUROBEAT
  • Sat, April 26, 2025 21:00 Himalayan Dalai Lama & Terezie Kovalová
  • Sun, April 27, 2025 21:00 Republic of Two
  • Tue, April 29, 2025 21:00 Manon meurt & Ida The Young
  • Tue, May 6, 2025 21:00 Anna Vaverková / Jakub Konig & Hvězdy
  • Wed, May 7, 2025 21:00 Slut & Meat-House Chicago I.R.A.
  • Tue, May 13, 2025 21:00 P/\ST
  • Wed, May 14, 2025 21:00 Beef Closing Party: ŠatySVlečkou

Photo: Zara Wildmoons

Pulsating all-day program at Hall 17 during the 130th anniversary celebrations

During the celebrations, Hall 17 will transform into a temple of feasting, art, culture, and honoring culinary rituals. Every day from April 24 to May 14, it will open its doors to welcome visitors during the day to a pop-up café, where interested parties can join the holy mass for meat in the afternoon or listen to lectures on topics related to gastronomy and culture starting at 14:00. In the evening, the place will turn into a temple of feasting as part of the BEEF concept and subsequently into a concert venue with an exciting line-up. Come enjoy great music, an unforgettable atmosphere, and a rich accompanying program for the 130th anniversary of Holešovická tržnice. Follow us on social media so you don’t miss anything!

Opening hours of Hall 17

  • 10:00-00:00 CAFÉ KONZUM
  • 18:00 BEEF - GASTROPERFORMANCE
  • 21:00-00:00 MUSIC PROGRAM

For more information about the 130th anniversary program of Holešovická tržnice, follow the social media of Holešovická tržnice and the website www.holesovickatrznice.cz.

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