This Week in Prague (February 27-March 4, 2012)

The city's best concerts, parties and other happenings over the next seven days

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Originally from Brazil, now based in Berlin, indie-electronica chanteuse Dillon tops the bill at Palác Akropolis.

Budapest-based drum & bass DJ Q the Physicist mans the decks at Roxy's latest Free Mondays night.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa plays the Sparta ice hockey club's Tipsport Arena (formerly Tesla Arena). (Event Preview)

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29
Experimental Norwegian singer/songwriter Einar Stray brings his "delicate, sometimes grandiose" sounds to Palác Akropolis.

THURSDAY, MARCH 1
Kino Aero screens Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors, starring British comedian Lenny Henry, live from the National Theatre in London.

The week's new cinema releases include the Margaret Thatcher biopic The Iron Lady, starring Oscar-winner Meryl Streep in the title role.

FRIDAY, MARCH 2
Dutch house DJ Fedde le Grand launches his Prague "Take Over" bid at SaSaZu.

SATURDAY, MARCH 3
The TEDxPrague 2012 conference brings talks on technology, entertainment and design together at Divadlo Archa.

SUNDAY, MARCH 4
Funky jazz-fusion four-piece Los Quemados wind the week down at Jazz Dock.

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Prague to introduce ‘night mayor’ by Raymond Johnston - Prague.TV (Foto: praha.eu)
The city seeks to get effects of nightlife under control
DupleX goes back to the past with Oldstars by Raymond Johnston - Prague.TV (Foto: Duplex FB)
The rooftop club on Wenceslas Square brings back some classic DJs
Animals and Friends to play Prague and Brno by Raymond Johnston - Prague.TV
Two members of the 1960s band the Animals plat their big hits
Liam Gallagher coming to Metronome by Raymond Johnston - Prague.TV
The former Oasis frontman will be in Prague for the first time
Razorlight to play Lucerna by Raymond Johnston - Prague.TV
The British indie rock band has their first new album in a decade
Czech Eurovision songs unveiled by Raymond Johnston - Prague.TV (Foto: Eurovision Song Contest)
People can vote online on the eight selected songs until Jan. 21
Police busy on New Year's Eve by Raymond Johnston - Prague.TV (Foto: fotolia)
The end of 2018 was the most demanding on emergency services in memory
Big concerts coming to Prague in 2019 by Raymond Johnston - Prague.TV (Foto: fotolia)
There is everything from heavy metal to classical stars
Jessie J coming to Forum Karlín by Raymond Johnston - Prague.TV
The British singer will perform in Prague for the first time
Ariana Grande coming to Prague’s O2 Arena by Raymond Johnston - Prague.TV
The singer will be promoting her new albums Sweetener and Thank U, Next