Tygroo: 10 let kapely + hosté: Omnion & Trygve Wakenshaw

Tygroo will perform on December 19 at Klubovna. Ten years in the jungle, where the rules are set only by pulsating sub-bass and screeching brass. The band Tygroo is celebrating a decade of existence—a decade of evolution from Balkan roots and klezmer to uncompromising "drum'n'brass" ritual.

Tygroo combines traditional genres (klezmer, Balkan) with modern electronic dance music (EDM, dubstep) and hip-hop. Their work is characterized by wild energy, distinctive tuba bass lines, and saxophone riffs, often compared to a "free jazz/techno Balkan show." Their live concerts are more like a ritual full of dancing and madness. In 2025, after a six-year hiatus, they released their third album, Eat Human, which they launched in October 2025 at Archa in Prague. The album earned them a nomination for an Anděl Award in the jazz category. Their new work has shifted towards darker electronica and trap influences, with sarcastic rap reflecting human transgressions.

Omnion

Tomáš Reindl's one-man self-looping orchestra. Inspired by ancient sacred music from the East and West, combined with the new possibilities of music technology. Real-time looping & processing, tabla, clarinet, beatbox, voice, overtone singing, didgeridoo, kanjira, trombone, end-blown flute, blues harmonica.

Trygve Wakenshaw (NZ)

Trygve Wakenshaw is an award-winning artist. He grew up and studied in New Zealand. In 2008, he went abroad to study at the Ecole Philippe Gauliere in Paris, named after the world-renowned clown. He currently lives and works in Prague, although he is rarely at home due to his frequent world tours.
Trygve was nominated for the prestigious Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award and won the Underbelly Award in 2014. The aforementioned nomination for the Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award for Nautilus in 2015 catapulted Trygve into the elite comedy company.