Tereza Kerndlová

Tereza Kerndlová, born on October 6, 1986, in Brno, Czech Republic, is a prominent Czech singer renowned for her contributions to pop and R&B music. She is the daughter of jazz and swing singer Laďa Kerndl, and her early exposure to music through her father’s performances significantly influenced her artistic path. ​

Kerndlová began her professional career in 2001 as a member of the girl group Black Milk, alongside Tereza Černochová and Helena Zeťová. The trio achieved notable success in the Czech music scene, releasing two albums, “Modrej dým” in 2002 and “Sedmkrát” in 2003, both of which attained gold and platinum status. The group disbanded in 2005, prompting Kerndlová to pursue a solo career. ​

In 2006, she released her debut solo album, “Orchidej,” marking her entry into the solo music industry. This was followed by “Have Some Fun” in 2007, with the title track serving as the Czech Republic’s entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008. Despite a vibrant performance, the song did not advance to the finals, finishing 18th in the semi-final. ​

Kerndlová continued to evolve her musical style, releasing albums such as “Retro” in 2008 and “Schody z nebe” in 2011. Her versatility and appeal were further showcased in “Singles Collection” in 2013 and “S Tebou” in 2018. ​

In recent years, Kerndlová has maintained a strong presence in the Czech music industry. She has been active on social media platforms, particularly Instagram, where she engages with her audience and shares updates about her music and personal life. As of 2025, she has announced plans to resume live performances and concerts, signaling a continuation of her dynamic career. ​