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Bez ladu a skladu 40Tour 2025 | Poprad
Without Lada and Warehouse 40tour 2025 | Poprad
Event by: Ticketlive.sk, ProMusic.sk, Bez Ladu a Skladu
Location: Koľaj 22, Nová, Poprad
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Without Lada and Warehouse, they will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the year
Autumn 2025 begins the legends of the home underground and alternative scene without Lada and Warehouse. The band known for their metaphorical and critical texts, but also their visage, which include black suits, white shirts and narrow black ties, will not be missing on this year's tour. Together with you they will celebrate their forties on the scene. Thanks to this concert they got to Prague Rockfest 86 and then played in Czech alternative clubs and festivals. Their performance at the 1988 Festival was also commemorative after the speech of Václav Havel. However, for texts criticizing the regime in socialist Czechoslovakia, they had to face prohibitions of playing and the albums began to be released only after the Velvet Revolution. Their critical songs at the time of communism were later highlighted by the American New York Times, which in 2009 ranked them among the "groups that contributed to the fall of the Iron Curtain" and also called its members "musicians who protruded from behind the Iron Curtain".
Autumn 2025 begins the legends of the home underground and alternative scene without Lada and Warehouse. The band known for their metaphorical and critical texts, but also their visage, which include black suits, white shirts and narrow black ties, will not be missing on this year's tour. Together with you they will celebrate their forties on the scene. Thanks to this concert they got to Prague Rockfest 86 and then played in Czech alternative clubs and festivals. Their performance at the 1988 Festival was also commemorative after the speech of Václav Havel. However, for texts criticizing the regime in socialist Czechoslovakia, they had to face prohibitions of playing and the albums began to be released only after the Velvet Revolution. Their critical songs at the time of communism were later highlighted by the American New York Times, which in 2009 ranked them among the "groups that contributed to the fall of the Iron Curtain" and also called its members "musicians who protruded from behind the Iron Curtain".