Event Details
Welcome to the Metronome Prague 2027 in Prague
Metronome Prague is one of the leading international music and arts festivals in the Czech capital. Following the successful 10th anniversary edition in 2026 at Letňany Airport, the event is expected to return in June 2027, combining global headliners with emerging artists and a rich side programme of art, gastronomy and discussions.
Highlights & Attractions at Metronome Prague in Prague
- Three main stages covering a wide range of genres from rock and indie to electronic and experimental music
- International superstars and established legends alongside rising talents and local acts
- Food Festival featuring diverse street food, fine dining and international cuisine options
- Accompanying programme with art installations, talks and cultural activities
- VIP zones with premium services, terrace views and fast-track entry
- Excellent accessibility right next to Letňany metro station (Line C)
- Urban open-air atmosphere focused on comfort and high-quality visitor experience
Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
Metronome Prague typically runs for three days over a June weekend. The detailed lineup and exact schedule for 2027 will be announced on the official website in due course. Previous editions have featured major names such as Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Sting, Tom Odell, Lykke Li, Manic Street Preachers, The Flaming Lips and many other international and Czech artists. Gates usually open around midday, with headliners performing into the late evening.
Tickets & Admission for Metronome Prague Prague
Tickets for Metronome Prague 2027 are expected to be available via the official website metronome.cz as well as Ticketmaster and Live Nation. Based on the previous year’s pricing, day tickets typically start from around 110 EUR and 3-day passes from around 170 EUR, with VIP options reaching up to approximately 375 EUR. Early-bird phases often offer better rates. Exact prices and availability for 2027 will be published with the official announcement – check the official channels regularly.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Prague
- The easiest way to arrive is by metro Line C to Letňany station – the entrance is only a short walk away. On-site parking is limited; park-and-ride facilities and public transport are recommended.
- June weather in Prague is usually mild to warm; bring weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes for the open-air grounds. Umbrellas are often not permitted – rain jackets work better.
- Book accommodation early – hotels and apartments in Prague 9, the city centre or near metro Line C are in high demand during the festival.
- Download the official festival app (when available) for the programme, site map and real-time updates.
- Take advantage of the extensive food offering on site and plan breaks to fully enjoy the combination of music, art and gastronomy.
