From KPop Demon Hunters to Moby: The biggest acts at Colours of Ostrava 2026

Czech music fans have plenty to look forward to this summer as Colours of Ostrava unveils more of its 2026 lineup. American singer LP returns after four years, while British rockers The Libertines make their Czech festival debut. Audrey Nuna, whose pop hit Golden featured in KPop Demon Hunters, also joins the bill.

The festival, running from July 15 to 18, will offer a mix of global stars, rising acts, and local performers. Tickets are on sale now, with four-day festival passes starting at CZK 4,490, and two-day passes at CZK 3,190 CZK.

LP, known for her powerful vocals and devoted Czech following, will perform both her classics and new material. “There are few artists with whom festivals have such close relationships. We’re thrilled to welcome LP back after nearly a decade since her first Prague concert and festival appearance,” said festival artistic director Filip Košťálek.

The Libertines are expected to play tracks from their comeback album All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade, and frontman Peter Doherty suggested fans might hear entirely new songs. Meanwhile, Twenty One Pilots return after four years, performing their latest album Breach, which mixes theatrical visuals and interactive storytelling with their signature pop-rock style.

Moby will make his first Czech appearance in 17 years, promising a large-scale show with live instruments, vocals, and immersive production. New Zealand’s Lorde will present her latest album Virgin to Czech audiences for the first time, while American singer Teddy Swims will make his Czech debut with a set blending pop, soul, and high-energy stage performance.

Audrey Nuna’s K-pop breakthrough gives Colours of Ostrava a distinctly international flavor. Her song Golden, from the Golden Globe-winning Netflix hit KPop Demon Hunters, became one of Spotify’s most-streamed tracks in 2025.

Japanese acts Jambinai, Kirara, and Turtle Island will also perform, offering experimental, electronic, and punk-influenced sounds. British singer Paris Paloma will present songs from her debut album Cacophony and her viral single Good Boy, while viral European hitmaker Bennett will bring his danceable track Vois sur ton chemin to the festival stage.

The festival also highlights Czech artists. Tata Bojs return with a new album, Sofian Medjmedj moves from last year’s secret show to a full main stage slot, and Anděl-award winners Kateřina Marie Tichá & Bandjeez will perform their acclaimed album Plamen.

Other local highlights include Bert & Friends, Gufrau, and The Tap Tap. The Fresh Stage will host one-of-a-kind performances, including Gruppo Salsiccia and viral hitmaker Nimino.

This year’s festival also welcomes a new main sponsor, Czech steel group Moravia Steel, supporting emerging artists and the Meltingpot program. Organizers promise a diverse and immersive experience, combining global headliners, Asian acts, and the best of the Czech scene across four days of music, culture, and live performances. For tickets and more information, see the official Colours of Ostrava website.