Airbourne + Gutsy + The Agony

Australian whirlwind Airbourne returns rock'n'roll to its roots! Joel O'Keeffe and his gang will bring a high-voltage show full of sweat, beer and uncompromising riffs to Karlín. No frills, just pure energy and sound to clear your head. August 10, 2026, ARCHA+.

Airbourne are not just a band, they are a natural disaster from Warrnambool, Australia, proving since 2003 that hard rock doesn't need innovation, it needs "balls". Their debut "Runnin' Wild" worked as an electric shock to the scene, and the O'Keeffe brothers have not lost a decibel since. Their sound is based on the solid foundations laid by AC/DC or Rose Tattoo, but Airbourne pump into them an adrenaline injection of modern ferocity and a punk attitude. It's music for those who believe that Marshall's walls are the only legal religion.

The show at ARŠA+, where the concert moved, promises exactly what fans demand from these Australians: Joel's stunts on stage structures, smashing beer cans against his head and thunderous anthems like "Live It Up" or "Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast". Airbourne don't deal with trends or genre overlaps, they simply play the loudest pub-rock on the planet with an intensity that will nail you to the wall. If you're looking for a concert experience where your heart rate doesn't drop below the maximum and you go home with your ears ringing and a feeling of complete freedom, you can't miss ARŠA.

The Agony – A female heavy rock quartet that plays loud, hard and catchy. Guitar riffs, powerful choruses and a burst of energy. These are the three pillars on which the Prague female quartet The Agony has stood since 2013. The band played countless concerts: from clubs, to festivals, to the O2 arena, in the Czech Republic and abroad, independently and alongside big names on the domestic and international scene