Kylie Minogue Concert in Prague

There are plenty of good reasons to visit the Czech capital in 2011, too. Events, concerts and exhibitions attract visitors to Prague throughout the year. In March, fans of rock and pop music can look forward to a true superstar. Although Kylie Minogue, at 1.53 m, is hardly basketball-player height, the Australian has made a name for herself through her overwhelming success and decades of enduring stage presence. Minogue has brought together fans and listeners across generations. Her concerts are always sold out. The same will be true of her performance at Prague’s O2 Arena on 2 March 2011, where seats are unlikely to remain available for long. It is therefore advisable to book tickets early.

The Golden City is a major events destination. Its proximity to Germany makes it an easy choice for visitors from across the border, who can quickly decide on a weekend trip. Ideally, they can combine it with a great event. Kylie Minogue’s concert at Prague’s O2 Arena promises an unforgettable experience, paired with the cultural appeal of a welcoming cosmopolitan city. The O2 Arena is a truly modern events venue. In addition to concerts and trade fairs, the multipurpose arena is also a popular venue for ice hockey games. Along with football, the sport attracts the largest crowds of fans in the Czech Republic. Kylie Minogue’s concert, however, will be a much warmer affair. After all, the singer is known for her short outfits. Kylie Ann Minogue can look back on a long career. The 42-year-old Australian appeared on television shows as a child and was already named the most popular person on Australian television in 1988. She secured a record deal with the label “Mushrooms” after appearing at a charity football match.

Her international breakthrough came after she moved to the record label “Pete Waterman Ltd.”, where she scored her first hits with “I Should Be So Lucky” and “Especially for You”. She also made a successful film debut in 1989 in “The Delinquents”.

Even her breast cancer diagnosis in 2005 did not keep the showgirl off the stage for long. She made her comeback as early as 2006, and on 2 July 2010 her eleventh studio album, “Aphrodite”, was released.