TATA BOJS – long established as one of the most popular contemporary Czech bands, formed in 1988 in Prague’s Hanspaulka district and renowned for their high-energy live performances. The group was founded by two elementary school classmates, Milan Cais and Marek Huňát, alias Mardoša.
Eleven studio albums, four live recordings (including two on DVD and one for HBO), one concept and one remix album, a unique collaborative project with the Korean Ahn Trio, a “Best Of” collection, six vinyl reissues, and ten Anděl Awards alongside other honors—including Album of the Decade for Futuretro (2000). Their career highlights also include a collaboration with the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, which sparked a series of symphonic concerts across the Czech Republic, numerous music videos, and countless shows ranging from intimate clubs to spectacular arena and open-air productions. Their journey was further mapped in a major 30th-anniversary exhibition at the DOX Centre for Contemporary Art, documented in the visually stunning monograph TATALOG, and captured in a feature-length 2024 documentary by Marek Najbrt. With clever lyrics and meticulously crafted music and production, this is Tata Bojs.
Tata Bojs are Milan Cais, Mardoša, Vladimír Bár, Matěj Belko, and Dušan Neuwerth.