Spiritbox

Spiritbox bring Tsunami Sea to Prague with an intense, emotional show blending crushing riffs and raw vulnerability.

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"I turn all my tears into a tsunami sea," sing Spiritbox, perfectly capturing the essence of their latest album Tsunami Sea. Their first Prague solo show, which they will bring to Forum Karlín on September 25, 2026, will sweep away all your worries!

The band, founded in 2017 by singer Courtney LaPlante and guitarist Michael Stringer, released two independent EPs before becoming more widely known six years later. Their debut album Eternal Blue (2021) debuted at number 13 on the Billboard 200, followed by two more EPs – the industrial-tinged Rotoscope (2022) and the melodic The Fear of Fear (2023), which earned the band two GRAMMY nominations.

The band's latest album Tsunami Sea (2025) plays with the metaphor of the tidal waters surrounding the band's hometown. In other words, Courtney LaPlante describes what it's like to struggle with mental health. The central themes are isolation, fear, depression, and impostor syndrome.

“It’s quite funny when you think about how depressed I am, and yet I’m having fun and dancing on stage,” says the singer. Few people can control tens of thousands of fans with such ease and charisma as she does.

Spiritbox are a true phenomenon of hard rock music, for which regular venues are starting to feel small. After touring North America and European festivals last year, they supported the all-star Linkin Park on three concerts, including a spectacular show at Wembley Stadium.