In 2017, the group celebrated thirty years of existence with the release of their second compilation, titled E!E 30 let panknrolu a chlastu .
On 15 December 2013, E!E founding member Petr Bakalerov died. Several well-known Czech punk bands took part in a commemorative concert, including Visací zámek and Tři sestry . Guitarist Robin Davídek plays with the band as a guest to this day.
Bořivoj Řehoř subsequently left the band, leaving Bakalerov as the sole vocalist. In 1998, E!E released the album Děláme co můžem . A year later, the band, together with Řehoř, re-recorded 26 older tracks and released them as a compilation, under the name Dvacet pe!ecek + bonus , after which…
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E!E went on to release a number of albums, starting with 0001 in 1992 and followed by Poslouchej (1993), Mrtvák (1995), and Deska (1996). On 7 July 1996, they opened for the Sex Pistols at Prague’s Sportovní hala .
E!E recorded their first cassette, titled Obyčejní poserové , in 1988. After this release, Bakalerov, the only remaining founding member, moved to Písek , and Ladislav Havlík was hired to take over guitar duties. The group continued to perform as E!E with him, while playing as Hilfe Schule with Bakalerov,…
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E!E was formed at the end of 1987 in Příbram, Czechoslovakia. It was originally made up of Robert Kyselo on drums, Vilda Řapek on bass guitar and vocals, Petr “Bakča” Bakalerov on guitar and vocals, and Miroslav Bergerstein on accordion and vocals. The band held their first performance in 1988.…
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