The band Mig 21 is releasing a new single, Nestálá, after two years. According to a Universal Music press release, they are among the mainstays of the Czech music scene and one of the most sought-after headliners of the domestic festival season. Besides festivals, they go on a club tour every year. This year's is called PODZIM 26 and will take the band to nine towns in Czechia. GREGI.NET ↗
Frontman, singer and actor Jiří Macháček explained what the song means: “It's really about being struck by lightning. About something that can happen to us at any age, something we're probably never sufficiently prepared for.” He added: “The song is about what elevates our existence into a miraculous event. In short, about love.” The press release describes Nestálá as an energetic, danceable song with almost poetic lyrics, as is customary for the band. It was produced by Adam Karlík. GREGI.NET ↗
The PODZIM 26 tour opens on 9 October in Ostrava (Garage Club) and continues in Pardubice (10 October, ABC klub), Trutnov (23 October, UFFO), Plzeň (29 October, KD Šeříkovka), Karlovy Vary (30 October, Lidový dům), Brno (4 and 5 November, Fléda), Valašské Meziříčí (13 November, M-klub) and Olomouc (14 November, Sklub). It ends with three concerts at the Lucerna Music Bar club in Prague on 24, 25 and 26 November, for a total of twelve concerts. Details of the individual dates and links to ticket sales are on the band's website. Mig 21 (official website) ↗
Besides the tried-and-tested hits, fans can, according to the press release, also look forward to the new single at the concerts. Tickets are on sale. GREGI.NET ↗
Mig 21 in concert in 2014. Photo: David Sedlecký / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
After two years, Mig 21 release the single Nestálá and set off on an autumn tour
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