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The almost-hockey-player Canadian singer-songwriter returns to Budapest – Jonathan Roy on A38 

After two years, Jonathan Roy returns to Budapest to present his new album to his Hungarian fans. Following his highly successful 2024 concert, everyone can expect another touching, intimate evening on February 3rd aboard the A38.

We regret to inform you that The Horrors has cancelled their European club tour, including the show scheduled for February 24th, 2026 at A38 Hajó. All online purchased tickets will be automatically refunded to the credit card used at the time of purchase within 30 days at the latest, with no further action to be taken. For tickets purchased at box office, refund requests must be made in person at the place of purchase.

You can read the band’s statement below:

’Unfortunately we have to announce the cancellation of February’s European dates. We had an amazing tour this year and were all looking forward to coming back to Europe in Feb, but due to circumstances beyond our control we have had no choice but to postpone our return. We will re-plan and see you soon.’

Thank you for your understanding!

No One Was Driving The Car - La Dispute presents its new album in Hungary

La Dispute last played in Hungary in 2015, and now they are returning to the A38 Ship on February 27, 2026, with their new album No One Was Driving The Car, which will be released in September.

Trip-Hop Legend Tricky Returns to Budapest

Tricky is one of the most innovative and influential artists of the past decades, a pioneer of the trip-hop genre who channels his darkest experiences into his music. In 2026, Tricky returns to the stage with a newly created show, which he will also bring to Budapest on June 9, at A38 Ship.

The rising starts of the British metal scene, Malevolence is coming to Budapest

One of the fastest-rising and most influential bands in British metal, Malevolence, will perform in Budapest on June 10, 2026, at A38 Ship, where they will prove to the Hungarian audience why the world has been paying so much attention to them in recent years. The band’s first headliner show in Hungary promises an intense, crushing experience for local fans.