Beltine, rituals, and the world of The Witcher: Deloraine are heading out on a spring tour with a new show.

Once upon a time, in days when the whisper of gods still echoed through the trees and fire spoke the language of ancient worlds, stories were born that never truly disappeared. They only waited - for the moment they would be spoken again. And that moment is now arriving.

The Czech pagan folk band Deloraine is setting out on its spring tour - and with it, a gateway opens into a world where music is not just music, but a living ritual. Into lands inspired by Slavic legends, Norse sagas, and the dark poetry of the world of The Witcher, where every tone carries the echo of ancient stories.

The first two stops of the tour will be held in the spirit of Beltine - the night when the boundaries between worlds fade. In Prague and Brno, the band will be joined by the Belarusian pagan folk formation Irdorath, whose songs draw from Belarusian mythology and are sung in their native language, as if invoking long-forgotten forces.

What should you prepare for when darkness falls? For a night when reality begins to blend with legend. A completely new, even more elaborate show awaits, along with premieres of songs that have never been heard before. You can look forward to pagan dances, mysterious rituals, unique costumes, and characters stepping out of ancient shadows—Cernunnos the horned deity, mighty Odin, and many more.

Don't hesitate and become part of this night. Prepare your costumes, raise your cups of mead, and let yourself be drawn into a world where music turns into a story. And when the final notes fade, the experience doesn't end—at the merch stand you will be able to meet the band, have your treasures signed, and take home a memory in the form of a shared photograph.