Richard Müller, a Legend of the Local Music Scene, at Pohoda 2025
Richard Müller, a legendary singer with an unmistakable voice in the Slovak and Czech music scenes, is set to perform at Pohoda 2025. He has numerous albums and hits under his belt that have become classics of the local music scene. There is likely no one who doesn’t know timeless hits such as “Po schodoch”, “Milovanie v daždi”, “Tlaková níž”, “Srdce jako kníže Rohan”, “Cigaretka na dva ťahy”, “Štěstí je krásná věc”, or “Nebude to ľahké”.
13. January 2025
With a career spanning over 40 years, he's won numerous Aurel and Slávik awards and collaborated with the most renowned artists like Jaro Filip, Milan Lasica, Petr Hapka, Michal Horáček, and Hana Zagorová.
"Richard Müller has performed at Pohoda Festival several times, and each time, his concert has been one of the most attended ones that year. Given how many generations his music resonates with, it will undoubtedly be the same in July 2025. Richard is renowned for his approach to concert dramaturgy—he always brings something new and unconventional, setting an example for other musicians to follow. We believe his performance at Trenčín Airport in July will be one of the highlights of Pohoda 2025,” says Lukáš Grešš from the Pohoda team, already looking forward to Richard Müller’s performance.
At the end of 2024, Müller released the album Duety, featuring 17 songs performed with exceptional artists. “It’s a collection of all the duets I’ve recorded throughout my career. It starts with a song from 1988 and ends with songs from 2024,” explained Richard Müller.
In addition to well-known collaborations with Hana Hegerová, Milan Lasica, and Iva Bittová, Müller’s album includes a brand-new track, “Tlaková níž 2”, recorded with rapper Lyrik. “It’s essentially a sequel to “Tlaková níž”, which I sing with Lyrik. I really admire this rapper, particularly for creating music without using offensive language. He brought an interesting touch to the song, and it was a very collaborative and positive experience in every sense,” shared Richard Müller.