COCOTTE MINUTE TUNES FORM TO THE LUCERNE! THE JOINT TOUR WITH HORKÝŽE SLIŽE STARTED IN GREAT STYLE

Cocotte Minute are getting ready for the show of their lives! In December, they will take over Prague's Lucerna, where they will celebrate 25 years of existence. On the way there, they will embark on a joint tour with Horkýže Slíže - and the first concerts prove that this ride will not leave anyone cold.

Czech nu-metal stalwart Cocotte Minute has the biggest concert of their career ahead of them. On December 13, they will rock the Grand Hall of Prague's Lucerna, where they will celebrate 25 years of existence in style. The band currently reports that 70% of tickets are already sold out, and according to frontman Zeller, it will be a show like Prague hasn't seen in a long time.

"I consider it a miracle to have 70% of tickets sold out two months before Lucerna! We're working incredibly hard and preparing things we've never tried before. I hope that legendary house burns down!" says Zeller.

Lucerna will transform into a metal temple on December 13th. Cocotte Minute promise a special stage, video projections, dance choreography and guests from across the musical worlds. The audience can expect a unique audio-visual experience that will push their concert boundaries even further. The evening will be kicked off by STELLVRIS, the winner of the support act competition, who is already one of the most interesting names in the new generation of Czech metal.

Before reaching Lucerne, Cocotte Minute embarked on an autumn tour with the legendary Slovak band Horkýže Slíže. This combination is a sure bet – after sixteen years, they are once again throwing a party together that will transport fans back to the times when the foundations of the domestic nu-metal scene were being broken.

From their debut Czeko (2004) to Proti sobě, Sado Disco, comeback Rituál, ktmen a srdce a ktmen! to the EP Věj mě or the latest Zllá láska (2024), Cocotte Minute have always proven that Czech metal can have global ambitions and its own face. In 2021, they also joined forces with the charity project Metal dětem, in recent years they have also launched their own Zllo Fest, recorded acoustic live sessions and now everything culminates in Lucerna.

Anyone who wants to be at the biggest metal show of the year should act fast - tickets are selling out.