Triggerfinger at Rock Café

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TRIGGERFINGER October 27, 2026 -- Rock Café, Prague The Belgian rock band Triggerfinger is returning to Prague and will perform at the Rock Café on October 27, 2026. The trio, which has established a solid foothold on the European rock scene over more than two decades, will bring not only their tried-and-true songs but also new material from their upcoming album, set to be released this fall. Fans can look forward to raw energy, distinctive riffs, and the band's current sound, which continues to prove its strength even after major changes. TICKET PRICE: 500 CZK (PLUS SELLER FEES) TICKETS ON SALE VIA TICKETMASTER STARTING MARCH 31, 2026, AT 12:00 PM 2025 was yet another milestone for Antwerp based Triggerfinger, whose career now spans 25 years. Last autumn - only a few days after the band released their first new track since 2017 - marked the tragic passing of the band's iconic bass player Monsieur Paul. Paul had left the band in 2023 due to medical issues, but he remained a close friend and brother of Mario and Ruben. "Stars" was well received both by old & new fans alike and opened new doors. The band reintroduced themselves to the international live scene with a 25-date tour, which was a resounding success, with most shows selling out. While "Stars" revealed an obvious link with Triggerfinger's earlier repertoire, second single "Come Clean" (released in January '26) might have caught friend and foe off-guard with a new sound, announcing a wind of change in the band's musical DNA. Before summer 2026, the band will release two more songs and prepare for their first festival summer tour in a long time. But most importantly: in September, a long-awaited new studio album will see the light of day, the first one since Colossus in 2017, and therefore, the first official album without Monsieur Paul. Ruben & Mario headed out to Los Angeles, where Mitchell Froom gave them a warm welcome. Froom is not exactly unknown to the Triggerfingers. On the new recording he is explicit