Last December, Public Service Broadcasting gave their first ever Hungarian concert when they opened for Editors. This time they’re coming back as a headlining act, which is great news because we can finally witness a longer set from them. Also since that gig, the...
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Laibach | Thus Spoke Zarathustra
No matter how many times they have been here, we are always super-excited to welcome them again. They were formed in Ljubljana 37 years ago, they first played in Hungary in 1983, they have visited the A38 three times, they were the first European band to play in North...
Lola Marsh | Marsh-mellow
First of all, if anyone still has any doubts - Lola Marsh is not a person’s name. It’s a band from Tel Aviv, led by singer Yael Shoshana Cohen and guitarist-keyboardist-songwriter Gil Landau. The indie-folk/dream-pop outfit is returning to Hungary two months after...
András Áron ‘Apey’ | I’m a Big Neil Young Nerd
András Áron, known as Apey has a very unique approach to songwriting and lyrics; he is more like a storyteller, a Hungarian Neil Young. When he’s not working for his other bands – Trillion and Apey & The Pea – he writes slow-burning ballads on his acoustic...
The Black Lips | Bad Kids
'We are the ones that your parents always warned you of', could be the motto of Georgia flower punk / garage rock outfit Black Lips. Cole Alexander and co. are well-known for their infamous provocative behavior on stage, so if you go to their show, you might expect...
Fink | More Fearless Than Ever
Three years after Hard Believer, UK-born, Berlin-based singer-songwriter musician Fin Greenall and his band Fink are back with their sixth studio album titled Resurgam, on which they sound more fearless than ever. Recorded with ground-breaking producer Flood (PJ...
