All fans of quality music across genres can write down the date of the 7th edition of Metronome Prague in their diaries and buy tickets for it right away.

The biggest metropolitan music event of 2024 will take place at the Prague Exhibition Grounds from 20 to 22 June. The festival will be held again for 4 days, the first day will be sold separately, the other three days as a permanent pass – just like this year.

The organizers are now putting 1,000 tickets for the summer edition on sale at the best prices.

“The first two thousand tickets we offered to visitors of previous years are gone. Now we are putting the third thousand on sale to the public. These tickets are for the best prices, which will be gradually raised up. Preparations for the 2024 edition have been underway for a few months now. We will surprise the audience with further improvements and extensions not only in the musical but also in the non-musical programme under the heading Metronome Fair. We will announce the confirmed names on the programme of the seventh edition by the end of this summer,” says Metronome Prague co-
organizer David Gaydečka.

Around 31,000 visitors passed through the gates of this year's 6th edition of Metronome Prague. Over 300 acts performed on seven stages – including big names from both international and domestic music scene, such as JAMIROQUAI, ZAZ, MODERAT, AURORA, M83, EDITORS, TOVE LO, J.I.D, WHITE LIES, KELVYN COLT,
FROSTI, JANA KIRSCHNER, ZRNÍ, MIDI LIDI, SUPERCROO, PSH, MYDY and others.

Metronome Prague 2024 – tickets – summer edition: €120 / adult; €70 / junior (12–21 years of age); €10 /
children till 12 years of age.

Three-day tickets with extra standard: €230 / COMFORT; €280 / VIP STANDING; €320 / VIP SEATING; €10 / VIP children till 12 years of age.

Tickets are now available online here

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