Antihudba Tour: Vráťa Hošek & Vadnej hrošík + Pondělníci

In the words of the organizer:

*"Vráťa Hošek will join forces not only with his band Vadnej Hrošík, but also with the bizarre and politically incorrect Pondělníci.
Together with them, he is embarking on his first official tour to spread his songs, which border on illegality and bad taste, among unsuspecting audiences.
The historical and educational hits of the now-famous singer-songwriter about the Third Reich, alcohol, and his lifelong love Olga Hepnarová will be accompanied by his six-piece band.
The ensemble Vadnej Hrošík released their first EP "První krev" this year and will, of course, also play Vráťa's classic hits. There will be some punk mosh pits, shouting, and more! The band has promised that they might even rehearse. The evening will not be unforgettable, but rather very forgettable, as the consumption of spirits will not be kind to your memory.

Pondělníci, otherwise known as "the worst band in the world," are embarking on an autumn tour with their new album "Pondělníky v ČR nechceme" (We Don't Want Mondays in the Czech Republic), but they will also play all the characteristically offensive anti-music you already know.
We recommend coming to Vráťa with the band, as this progressive alternative brass band will tear the eardrums of even those with the most tasteless musical deafness.
They try to spoil the culture in the wider area with a sonic diarrhea that combines the worst with the worst. Pop tastelessness and catchy melodies with metal breakdowns, brass band music with rap and turbo disco. The lyrics comment in an indiscriminate manner on the ills of the Czech basin, taking aim at well-known personalities, generally recognizable stereotypes, or, for example, the band Ortel.
Indiscriminate humor and genre ambiguity underscored by experienced professional musicians. Yes. We really do make a living from music. Not this, because it's not music. And we could have gone to play something normal. Oh dear, where have I ended up again.
What am I writing here now, geez. Someone please kill me. Never mind. Don't go."