Kabát is a Czech rock band formed in the town of Teplice in the late 1980s, known for a blend of hard rock, heavy metal and elements of boogie and pub rock. The group rose to national prominence in the 1990s and has maintained an active recording and touring presence since, producing albums characterized by catchy, riff-driven songs, straightforward song structures and Czech-language lyrics that often combine humor, storytelling and working-class themes. Their sound emphasizes electric guitar, driving rhythms and accessible choruses, and their performances are marked by energetic stagecraft and anthemic material that has made them a durable presence in the Czech and Slovak rock scenes.