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Bez ladu a skladu 40Tour 2025 a Lucerka | Bratislava
Without idleness and storage 40Tour 2025 and Lucerka | Bratislava
Event by: Ticketlive.sk, ProMusic.sk, Bez Ladu a Skladu
Location: Majestic Music Club, Karpatská 2, Bratislava
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Bez ladu a skladu will celebrate their 40th anniversary on Tour
In the fall of 2025, the legend of the local underground and alternative scene, Bez ladu a skladu, will start a tour. The band, known for its metaphorical and critical lyrics, but also for its appearance, which includes black suits, white shirts and narrow black ties, will not be missing on this year's tour either. Together with you, they will celebrate their 40th birthday on stage.
Bez Ladu and Sklad were formed in 1985 and received their first positive response already at their first concert, where they played together with another legendary band from Trenčín, Choir of Váž Musicians. Thanks to this concert, they got to the Prague RockFest 86 and subsequently played in Czech alternative clubs and festivals. Their performance at the festival in Lipnice in 1988 after Václav Havel's speech was also memorable. However, they had to face bans due to lyrics criticizing the regime in socialist Czechoslovakia, and they only started releasing albums after the Gentle Revolution. Their critical songs during the Communist era were later highlighted by the American newspaper New York Times, which in 2009 included them among the "groups that contributed to the fall of the Iron Curtain" and also called its members "musicians who stood out from behind the Iron Curtain".
In the fall of 2025, the legend of the local underground and alternative scene, Bez ladu a skladu, will start a tour. The band, known for its metaphorical and critical lyrics, but also for its appearance, which includes black suits, white shirts and narrow black ties, will not be missing on this year's tour either. Together with you, they will celebrate their 40th birthday on stage.
Bez Ladu and Sklad were formed in 1985 and received their first positive response already at their first concert, where they played together with another legendary band from Trenčín, Choir of Váž Musicians. Thanks to this concert, they got to the Prague RockFest 86 and subsequently played in Czech alternative clubs and festivals. Their performance at the festival in Lipnice in 1988 after Václav Havel's speech was also memorable. However, they had to face bans due to lyrics criticizing the regime in socialist Czechoslovakia, and they only started releasing albums after the Gentle Revolution. Their critical songs during the Communist era were later highlighted by the American newspaper New York Times, which in 2009 included them among the "groups that contributed to the fall of the Iron Curtain" and also called its members "musicians who stood out from behind the Iron Curtain".