Petr Kolář

A Czech Republic-based intimate rock and roll balladeer, Petr Kolár was created on June 20, 1967, in the city of Ceske Budejovice. Originally qualified and educated like a percussionist, Kolár shifted to Prague in 1993 and discovered his place like a vocalist in musical theatre, carrying out in Prague in such functions as Dracula, Hamlet, The Three Musketeers, and Excalibur. While honing his abilities like a vocalist, Kolár was also an associate of a number of the Czech Republic’s best-known rings, including Precedens and Arkain, aswell as dealing with a few of that country’s best-known single performers, including Karel Svoboda, Lucie Bílá, and Karel Gott. Ultimately, Kolár was prepared to strike from his personal, and in 2005 released his debut full-length, entitled (just) Recording, and adopted it up with recording number 2 — V Lucerne — in 2006. In 2007, Kolár released the very best Ten-selling recording Bez Kridel, and continuing to try out to sold-out crowds all around the Czech Republic.