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Proměny celebrates a quarter of a century! Čechomor will present itself to the audience at the O2 universum in Prague as part of the tour
Next year will be the 25th anniversary of the first release of Čechomor’s most successful album, Proměny. The band has therefore decided to celebrate the album, which won three Anděl awards, sold over 250,000 copies worldwide and was also released in Japan, with a grand tour that you can look forward to in November 2026.
The Proměny project also includes singer Lenka Dusilová, which is why she will be on the tour.
“When Franta and I realized that it would be 25 years since the release of Proměny, we immediately decided to call Lenka and ask if she would sing with us. We were very pleased that she agreed, because without her Proměny would not be the same. It can also be seen from the reactions on our networks that the fans were very pleased with our reunion,” says violinist Karel Holas.
The celebration will last a whole year.
“For us, Proměny means a lot, it is our most successful album and the song of the same name Proměny is also one of our biggest hits. That is why it was clear to us that just doing a tour would not be enough, so we sat down with Karel in the studio and recorded more songs and decided to release everything as a loose continuation. We hope that we will please our fans with this,” adds František Černý.
The band has also prepared a new duet for the audience, which they recorded with the Prague Philharmonia Orchestra, which will accompany the band on the tour.
“Hearing Fanda and Lenka sing together after such a long time was really powerful. I really enjoyed the recording, it brought back a lot of memories of our beginnings, but at the same time it is nice to hear how Lenka has developed incredibly vocally and that she still approaches folk songs with humility,” says Karel Holas.
“We also recorded with the amazing orchestra, the Prague Philharmonia, which plays a poem, so we are really looking forward to the joint tour,” adds singer František Černý.
The audience can look forward to hearing not only all the well-known songs from the album Proměny, but also the new songs just mentioned. The tour will have at least six stops throughout the Czech Republic and will start next year in November.