OneRepublic Return to Prague for Open-Air Concert This Saturday

With global hits such as Apologize and Counting Stars, OneRepublic are among the most successful pop-rock bands of recent years. On Saturday, the band led by Ryan Tedder will take to the stage for an open-air concert at Letňany Airport in Prague.

Fans of OneRepublic can look forward to another concert by the successful US pop-rock band in Prague next Saturday. Following their sold-out performance at the O2 Arena last October, the band will this time perform an open-air show at Letňany Airport.

On Saturday, 27 June 2026, the band led by singer and songwriter Ryan Tedder will once again perform in the Czech Republic. Concertgoers can expect a show featuring numerous well-known hits spanning almost two decades of the band's career.

Video: OneRepublic - Counting Stars

OneRepublic achieved their international breakthrough in 2007 with their debut album Dreaming Out Loud. In particular, the single Apologize became a worldwide success and introduced the band to a global audience. Further successful releases followed, including Waking Up (2009), featuring tracks such as All the Right Moves, Secrets and Good Life.

The band reached another milestone in 2013 with the album Native. Its single Counting Stars became one of the band's biggest hits and remains one of the most-streamed songs of the genre to this day. Later albums, including Oh My My and Human, also produced numerous successful singles.

Most recently, the band released their sixth studio album, Artificial Paradise, featuring the new song “Sink or Swim”. OneRepublic have accumulated more than 5 billion streams on Spotify, reflecting their enduring popularity and status as international pop icons.

Tickets for Saturday's concert at Letňany Airport are still available. Prices start at CZK 1,700 plus booking fees. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster and Ticketportal.