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Concert tour by the Czech rock band Kabát. It was the band's first-ever headlining open-air tour, featuring performances at ten football stadiums in the Czech Republic and one in Slovakia. The tour drew a total audience
In 2019, the rock band Kabát celebrated an impressive 30 years on the music scene. With its original lineup intact, the band treated itself to only five concerts for its anniversary, but they were "damn big" ones. The pe
A live concert from April 21, 2011, at the O2 Arena in Vysočany, part of the tour for their tenth studio album, *Banditi di Praga*. The band performed in its traditional lineup: Josef Vojtek (vocals) and Milan Špalek (ba
Compilation of Kabát and their music albums. The films is made out of Kabát: A Hell of a Big Concert II and Kabát: Big Band Tour.
A recording of a live performance by the band Kabát. Filmed at the Slavia Athletics Stadium in Prague (before an audience of 23,000) during one of the thirteen stops on the Corrida 2007 tour. Songs: 1. Intro 2. Corrida
Kabát and Big Band crossover in a Tour in 2013.
Document about the making of the Corrida Tour.
A grotesque tale about the adventures of the owners of a miraculous heavenly coat that has the power to turn even the most hardened villain into a saint.
Live O2 Arena, Prague
A Hell of a Big Concert II held on September 13, 2014, at Prague’s Vypich, was one of the largest rock concerts in the history of the Czech Republic. It was a meticulously produced show by the band Kabát, who celebrated
The movie is based on a novel by I. Astalos. It tells about the hard life of poor people in bourgeois Hungary.
A recording of the band Kabát's only live performance in 2009. The concert was held to mark the band's twentieth anniversary with the same lineup.
Mrs. Takács, a widow and a postmistress living in the country, is about to marry her two daughters.
Document about the Down In The Mine tour.
In 2007, for the first time in its history, Czech Television entered the Eurovision Song Contest, an event organized by the EBU. This 52nd edition of the contest—held on May 10 and 12 in Helsinki, Finland—was preceded by