Stars of the electronic music scene to shine at Metronome Prague 2024

Kosheen, The Blaze, Marc Rebillet, Meute, Vitalic, and other electronic music heavyweights will electrify audiences at Metronome Prague 2024 from June 20-22.

The festival's rich lineup features over 70 artists across four stages at the Prague Exhibition Grounds. Electronic acts will command the main stage and electro stage.

"Electronic music has been part of Metronome Prague’s program since the beginning because it finds many fans yearly," said Risto Sokolovski, a Metronome Prague 2024 programmer, sound engineer, producer, and DJ. "It’s a unique dance music genre that always gets part of the grounds moving.”

Thursday night starts with Bristol-based band Kosheen performing a special “25 Years of Kosheen” show on the main stage.

“This brings the charismatic Kosheen singer Sian Evans to the Czech Republic after an extensive UK and Australian tour, exclusively for Metronome this year,” Sokolovski said. “Kosheen are undoubtedly major players in the electronic music scene, and their contribution to the whole genre cannot be denied.”

French act Vitalic, known for remixing Daft Punk, Björk, and others, plays the electro stage Thursday along with British performer Duskus.

Friday highlights include electronic funk/R&B artist Marc Rebillet on Main Stage II and Zimmer90’s disco/indie sounds on the electro stage. French singer/composer Eugénie will blend pop with alternative styles.

The Blaze, French electronic scene stars, promises an audiovisual spectacle Saturday on the main stage. The electro stage hosts Art School Girlfriend's electronic and live music mix that night.

“Saturday’s program will round off this year’s Metronome Prague with a spectacular dance celebration of music, which will undoubtedly include the electro scene,” Sokolovski said. “Those who go beyond music with us will take away an experience of a lifetime.”

Metronome previously announced headliners like Raye, Michael Kiwanuka, Meute, Milky Chance, Dadi Freyr, and many more. Its non-music program explores the themes of “Respect” and “Future.”

To see the complete program or buy tickets, visit the Metronome Festival website.