Sto zvířat

The band has performed at many festivals including, for example, Zámostí, Rock for People, Sázavafest, United Islands of Prague, Mezi ploty, and Colours of Ostrava.

[1] Drummer Kalina and saxophone player Belko began to compose music during their student's years in Matěj Čech rock 'n' roll band (founded in 1983).

The group combined rock 'n' roll music with playful lyrics typical for their future band Sto zvířat.

After a series of personal changes (which continue up to these days) Sto zvířat achieved noticeable success in the mainstream with their album Ty vole, na základní škole... for a major label Sony Music in 2002.

An interesting moment in the band's career came with a set of 2 DVDs Jste normální?, which includes parts of two concerts in Palác Akropolis where the band performed together with several well-known Czech and Slovak musicians (e.g. David Koller, Wohnout, Miroslav Žbirka, etc.)