Bez Ladu A Skladu

What began in the mid-1980s as a response to the communist regime has now endured an incredible 40 years. The underground band from Trenčín has earned cult status throughout its career, as evidenced by an article in The New York Times that named Bez ladu a skladu among the groups that contributed to the fall of the Iron Curtain. In the 1990s, the band was active and released several albums, though their recordings up until…

Even though Bez ladu a skladu has been inactive for over 25 years, they still perform occasionally. We’re thrilled the band will take the stage at Colours of Ostrava to mark this special anniversary. Michal Kaščák, who has been running the Pohoda festival since 1997, will join his bandmates to remind us that freedom remains as vital and valuable today as it was back then. On stage, wearing black suits and dark sunglasses, he is joined by Richard Rybníček, the mayor of Trenčín, and Peter Kaščák, head of the Faculty Hospital in Trenčín. Together, they unleash a wave of energy that Bez ladu a skladu, despite being more of a passion project than a full-time job for its six members, knows how to deliver.

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