Put on your masks. The king of high-tech minimal, Boris Brejcha, will take over Prague's O2 Arena in October.

Put on your masks. The king of high-tech minimal, Boris Brejcha, will take over Prague's O2 Arena in October.

One of the most sought-after world producers and the king of the high-tech minimal genre, German DJ Boris Brejcha, is returning to the Czech Republic. As part of the Reflections world tour, he will perform at the O2 Arena in Prague on Friday, October 2, 2026. For fans of electronic music, it will be the highlight of the season.

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Boris Brejcha, whose identity is inseparably linked to the mysterious Venetian mask, promises a show full of light effects and a captivating visual spectacle. Brejcha is globally recognized as a creator and pioneer of the "high-tech minimal" genre. The concert will be the artist's only stop in the Czech Republic.

Where did the iconic mask come from?

At the age of six, Brejcha suffered serious injuries in an aviation accident. He had severe burns on his face and body. His escape became music, which he began producing himself at the age of twelve. He officially launched his career in 2006. He first performed at the Universo Paralello festival in Brazil, where he was inspired by the local carnival and chose his iconic Joker mask, which is inseparably part of his image.

Brejcha gained fame primarily as a creator and pioneer of high-tech minimal – a music genre that combines electronic music with elements of techno, house, and trance with distinctive melodies. He exclusively plays his own original production.

"Greetings to Prague! Returning to your beautiful city is always special for me. This time, I will bring the show Reflections to the O2 Arena, which will offer a unique visual stage and my exclusive extended set. I can't wait for the great atmosphere that we will create together in the hall. It will be a night to remember. See you there," says Boris Brejcha.

The unique atmosphere will be further enhanced by artistic support from Brejcha's own label FCKNG SERIOUS.

The official ticket sales have already started. Tickets are available exclusively through the official sales networks Ticketmaster and Ticketportal.

The event is organized by Bestsport, a.s.

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