With a discography that perfectly encapsulates the Gen Z experience in its own tormented, dark-pop world, THERA is already one of the Czech Republic’s most promising new names. Fresh off a year opening for Eurovision winner Loreen and amassing over 8 million streams for her emotionally charged style, she’s now setting off on her most breathtaking live adventure yet: a dream support slot opening for global pop icon Jason Derulo – all at just 18 years of age.
As main support for the European leg of Derulo’s ‘The Last Dance World Tour’, the star is set to take on a series of iconic arenas that have hosted the most famous stars in the world – including the legendary London’s O2 arena. With a gripping stage presence and unmistakably powerful voice, she’s destined to win over audiences with hits destined for large, adoring crowds – marking a career-defining moment worth shouting about.
The singer expressed her excitement over this dream-come-true moment:
“It honestly all still feels surreal. I’ve dreamt of playing arenas since I was a little girl, and the fact that this dream is coming true in a couple of weeks is crazy. I cannot wait to perform in front of so many people and show this new era of THERA… Don’t even get me started about the Prague show! The thought of being able to shout Ahoj Praho!, in my home city brings me to tears every time I think about it!”
And that’s not all – aligning with the tour, the artist returns with her first song to kick off a spellbinding 2026: a dark, tempestuous remix of her August hit ‘rewind’ out January 16th. A haunted expression of the intoxicating push-and-pull of a toxic relationship, this breathtaking rendition heightens the track’s unflinchingly honest lyricism and dark-pop allure: one that has been compared to the likes of Billie Eilish, yet unmistakably hers.
For an artist so early on in her career, THERA is cementing herself as a glowing one-to-watch – gracing Times Square Billboards, lighting up each stage she encounters with a powerful stance, and continually unraveling an emotional outlet of songs that come from her stage name’s derivative, ‘Therapy’.
It won’t be long before THERA is headlining herself, so make sure you can say you got there first and get tickets for The Last Dance World Tour here.
