History of Club Na Rampě

The largest rock club in Mariánské Lázně and the surrounding area, it was created from a former vegetable warehouse in 2005, with the participation of three partners - Ludvík Zadranský, Ondra Suchánek and Roman Juřica.

The warehouse underwent an extensive and expensive renovation and was adapted for the purpose of organizing musical and cultural events. On this occasion, we would like to remind you that such bands as MIG 21, Koller Band, Gaia Mesiah, Monkey Business, Mandrage, Nightwork, Wohnout, Laco Deczi, as well as foreign performers such as Dog Eat Dog or Dreadzone have performed here.

After 5 years of running this club, the former partners decided to close the business and continued to work in this club for another 7 years until April 2017, only one of the partners - Roman Juřica, who was forced to move out of the premises and end his activities in this club.

After four months, when the club was closed, Ludvík Zadranský took it under his "wings" again, carried out interior modifications and equipped the club with lighting and, later, sound equipment. Since then, he has continued successful cooperation with Czech-Slovak bands, but also with performers from abroad.

However, we do not limit ourselves to just organizing concerts, but stand-up events are held here, and if there is no concert or other musical or cultural event taking place here, we organize regular DnB events here.