HENYCH666 hit the road for a three-day run: Prague, Uherské Hradiště and Brno will christen the new double album ALIVE

Three evenings, three cities and a November that definitely will not be a quiet one. HENYCH666 are preparing the premiere and christening of their new double album ALIVE, and over a single weekend they will travel through Prague, Uherské Hradiště and Brno. Among those joining them will be German thrash metal legends SDI.

The weekend of 14–16 November 2026 will belong to HENYCH666. The band led by Vlasta Henych will present the new double album ALIVE and, instead of settling for one ceremonial evening, will launch a full three-day series of shows. So if Prague is out of reach, there will be another chance in Moravia. And anyone truly hungry for metal can easily turn the whole thing into a weekend trip.

The first blow lands on Saturday, 14 November at Futurum in Prague. Alongside HENYCH666, the stage will host Germany's SDI, the project PÍPA PLAYS KRYPTOR, MONROE and DESTROY. Anyone expecting a calm album christening with a glass in hand has probably got the wrong address. This one will be christened the metal way.

The very next day, 15 November, the whole line-up moves to Mír in Uherské Hradiště. The second stop will offer another chance to witness the live presentation of the new material while getting a proper dose of both old-school and newer metal in one evening.

The finale of the three-day run comes on Monday, 16 November at Melodka in Brno. Here the programme will be a little tighter and, according to the official poster, only HENYCH666 and SDI will perform. No filler, no unnecessary stretching of the evening, just two bands and one final chance to finish this November triple-header right in front of the stage.

The combination of HENYCH666 and SDI alone promises evenings where neither riffs nor decibels will be in short supply. The Prague and Uherské Hradiště dates add further guests to the bill, giving fans three concerts tied together by one christening, yet each with a slightly different face.

So where should you go: Prague, Uherské Hradiště or Brno? Rebel Sound's advice is simple this time: if you can, circle the entire weekend. ALIVE certainly will not be christened quietly.