THE RASMUSPrague · Wed, 17 Feb 2027

THE RASMUS takes place at SaSaZu, Praha on Wednesday, 17 February 2027, starting at 20:00 local time.

It is listed as Rock / Pop (Concerts).

The line-up includes The Rasmus, Atlas, and Wolfram.

SaSaZu has 10 upcoming events on our calendar.

THE RASMUS Weirdo Tour Support: ATLAS, WOLFRAM February 17, 2027 -- SaSaZu, Prague Finnish rock band The Rasmus will return to the Czech Republic as part of their new Weirdo Tour. Following last year's sold-out concert in Brno, the band will take the stage at Prague's SaSaZu, delivering a set spanning more than three decades of their career, including songs from their latest album, Weirdo. Fans can look forward to an energetic show featuring the band's biggest hits alongside new material that once again proves why The Rasmus remain one of Europe's leading rock acts. TICKETS FROM CZK 1,200 (PLUS DISTRIBUTOR FEES) ČSOB MASTERCARD PRESALE STARTS JUNE 22, 2026 AT 10:00 AM LIVE NATION CLUB PRESALE STARTS JUNE 23, 2026 AT 10:00 AM ON SALE VIA TICKETMASTER FROM JUNE 24, 2026 AT 10:00 AM Following an extremely successful 2025 and a packed 2026, six-time Platinum and eight-time Gold-certified Finnish rock band The Rasmus have announced their extensive 2027 Weirdo Tour across Europe and the UK. The 23-date run will see the band perform songs from their latest album Weirdo, alongside their greatest hits and hidden gems from their extensive catalogue. "Weirdo has really resonated with our fans. It's about being accepted for who you are. You can see it at our shows too, where fans dress up to express their inner weirdo. It creates an incredible atmosphere full of joy and togetherness," says frontman Lauri Ylönen. "We can't wait to see all our friends we didn't get the chance to visit on our last European tour." Throughout the past year and into this year, the band has been bringing Weirdo to stages around the world. One of the most memorable moments was last year's charity performance at Ukraine's Atlas Festival, where The Rasmus headlined the event and were the only international artist on the lineup. More than 110,000 people attended the festival, which raised over $2.5 million to support Ukraine's air defence. Their latest album, Weirdo, once again demonstrates why The Rasmus have remained one of Europe's most influential rock bands for more than three decades. In Finland, they continue to be the country's most successful rock band, consistently leading domestic popularity and streaming rankings across platforms including Spotify, YouTube, Instagram, and Deezer. Their signature sound blends powerful guitars, modern electronic elements, and memorable melodies, earning them millions of fans worldwide. Over the course of their career, they have sold millions of albums, received numerous prestigious awards, and established themselves as one of Finland's most successful musical exports.