Chloe Slater (UK) - PRAGUE
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Singer-songwriter Chloe Slater paints the truest portrait of what it's like to be young today and brave enough to still have hope. Her indie rock will be heard at the Café V lese club on December 2, 2026.
🎫 Tickets on sale from June 19, 10:00, on GoOut ▶️ https://goout.net/cs/chloe-slater/szhpnky/.
With debut EP You Can’t Put A Price On The singer only came to Fun in 2024, and a year later she followed it up with another EP, Love Me Please. From the very first song, it's clear that she's taking on the imaginary torch lit by great British singer-songwriters before her. Her career is just beginning, but she has managed to accompany stars such as Alessi Rose, Role Model or Courtney Barnett on tour and has also played at world festivals such as Glastonbury or Rock for People 2025.
Chloe will bring her forthcoming debut album RIOT YOUTH to Prague, on which she embarks on a sharp commentary on the problems plaguing the current young generation over the course of ten tracks. "I feel like there's a lot of nostalgia for the past and fear of the future around us right now," he muses. "That's the main theme of the whole album."
🎫 Tickets on sale from June 19, 10:00, on GoOut ▶️ https://goout.net/cs/chloe-slater/szhpnky/.
With debut EP You Can’t Put A Price On The singer only came to Fun in 2024, and a year later she followed it up with another EP, Love Me Please. From the very first song, it's clear that she's taking on the imaginary torch lit by great British singer-songwriters before her. Her career is just beginning, but she has managed to accompany stars such as Alessi Rose, Role Model or Courtney Barnett on tour and has also played at world festivals such as Glastonbury or Rock for People 2025.
Chloe will bring her forthcoming debut album RIOT YOUTH to Prague, on which she embarks on a sharp commentary on the problems plaguing the current young generation over the course of ten tracks. "I feel like there's a lot of nostalgia for the past and fear of the future around us right now," he muses. "That's the main theme of the whole album."