Dexter’s Michael C. Hall is heading to Prague this summer with his band Princess Goes

Fans of the series and music should get smarter. At the end of June, Prague will receive an exceptional visit in the form of the winner of the Golden Globe, Michael C. Hall from the series Dexter. He will arrive with his band Princess Goes on June 26, 2024, when he will play a concert at the Futurum club. Princess Goes (formerly Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum) is a New York avant-indie supergroup founded in 2018, characterized by a unique blend of 70s disco, 80s new wave, 90s alternative and contemporary electronic dance music. In addition to film, series and theater actor and singer Michael C. Hall (“Dexter”, “Rest in Peace”, musicals “Lazarus”, “Chicago”, “Cabaret on Broadway”), it consists of keyboardist Matt Kaitz-Bohen (Blondie, Cyndi Lauper) and drummer Peter Yanowitz (The Wallflowers, Morningwood). Tickets for the Prague concert are on sale from Friday, March 29, from 10:00 a.m. in the GoOut network. Last year, Princess Goes released their second full-length album, Come Of Age, where the band delved even deeper into their darkwave synthpop sound, garnering huge praise from many mainstream media outlets. The record contains a lot of innovative songs that will take the listener on an exciting musical journey. Featuring standout tracks such as the soaring and emotional “Take Me Home”, the ethereal “Shimmer” and the captivating “Jetpack”, the record’s sound is a mixture of mystical and danceable elements that blend into a galactic sonic experience. The musical evolution of the trio on “Come of Age” encompasses a wide range of instruments and the result is twelve incredibly catchy and intoxicating songs that defy all conventions. The album “Come of Age”, which the band recorded in their clubhouse near Manhattan’s Union Square, represents a new chapter in their artistic search and a leap on the way to worldwide recognition.