The Prodigy will return to Prague this autumn as part of its European tour, with a concert scheduled for November 23 at O2 Arena.

The show will mark the band’s first-ever performance at the venue, which is expected to host one of the biggest electronic music events of the year.

Known for its high-energy live performances, the British group is promising a redesigned stage production for the 2026 tour, combining heavy beats, large-scale visuals, and a setlist spanning more than three decades of music.

The current touring lineup includes founding members Liam Howlett and Maxim, joined by longtime live musicians Rob Holliday and Leo Crabtree.

The Prague stop is part of a wider European run that also includes shows in Oslo, Stockholm, Berlin, Vienna, Amsterdam, and Brussels. The tour follows a sold-out arena run in the UK and Ireland.

Fans can also expect new material from the band later this year. Their most recent studio album, No Tourists, became the group’s seventh consecutive number-one album in the UK, continuing a streak that began with Music for the Jilted Generation in the 1990s.

Tickets go on general sale on April 10 at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster and Ticketportal.

A Live Nation Club and O2 pre-sale begins one day earlier, on April 9 at 10 a.m.

Ticket prices start at around 1,600 CZK, while currently listed arena prices range from 1,948 CZK to 2,892 CZK depending on seating.

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