Mladí ladí jazz Open Air 2023

Prague’s biggest open air jazz festival is back! Entrance is FREE, so come!

On April 30th we will be meeting as always at Charles Square in Prague to celebrate International Jazz Day! Come to one of the first open air concerts of 2023 and discover a ton of music!

The entrance fee is voluntary, but you can support the event via GoOut.

Molotov Jukebox (GB)

Molotov cocktail mixed with a dash of gypsy tunes, swing, Latin soul and disco. Molotov Jukebox simply sounds exactly like their name suggests. Accordion, Balkan violin, Latin trumpet, energetic rhythms and a never-ending party!

NOTE: Lasers and strobes may be used during the Molotov Jukebox show. So watch out!

Caleb Kunle (IE)

A modern manifestation of soul music in its purest form with roots in Nigeria, the UK, and Ireland. A favourite of NME magazine and a metaphorical musical fusion of Michael Kiwanuka and Lee Fields.

ZASKA (IE)

Irish guitarist known for his upbeat blend of modern funk, neo-soul and indie jazz, who’s performed with renowned singer Hozier.

Rozhlasový Big Band Gustava Broma & Aid Kid (CZ)

Jazz orchestra meets Aid Kid! Bringing together the best music across jazz history and one of the most distinctive Czech producers. A celebration of 100 years of jazz on the airwaves and a performance you’ll only see at this year’s Open Air!

Blue Uandi (CZ)

A Czech pop duo who aren’t afraid to dabble in every genre imaginable, collaborating with visual artists and relying on nothing but their own instincts in their work.

The event takes place as part of the International Jazz Day UNESCO thanks to the support of our partners.

Supported by:
MHMP
MINISTRY OF CULTURE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC
Prague 2 Municipal District
Culture Ireland
Main media partner:
Český rozhlas Vltava
Special partners:
Budějovický Budvar
Pražská plynárenská

Partner:
Pražské vodovody a kanalizace
Media partners:
Český rozhlas Jazz
Radio 1
Full Moon
Headliner
Jazzport
The event is sponsored by the City of Prague from the subsidy for the year-round activities of the Nerudný fest organisation, which organises the festivals Mladí ladí jazz, Praha žije hudbou, Koncert pro budoucnost and Student Fest, in the amount of CZK 3,500,000.

The patronage of the event was granted by the deputy mayor of the capital city of Prague JUDr. Jiří Pospíšil, Mayor of Prague 2 Ing. Alexandra Udženija and Prague 2 City Councillor Ing. Jaroslav Šolc.