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Rave Metal in Budapest: The Browning live at Analog Music Hall

The pioneers of hybrid sound are returning to Budapest! The Browning have visited us several times before, throwing massive parties, and now on June 17 they will once again ignite the Hungarian rave metal crowd at Analog Music Hall with their latest album.

New York punk legends return to Budapest

The Casualties released a brand new album this March after an 8-year hiatus. True to its title, Detonate is an explosive record both in sound and themes, and fans will get to go wild to it live on July 2 at Analog Music Hall during the band’s summer tour.

Voivod brings its unusual world back to Budapest

Active for 44 years, Voivod remains one of the most unique and influential bands on the heavy metal scene to this day. Beyond their distinctive music, listeners have long been captivated by the band’s world blending sci-fi and post-apocalyptic literature - not to mention the visionary artwork created by founding member Away. Voivod last celebrated their 40th anniversary with us, and now they return to their Hungarian fans on July 14 at Analog Music Hall.

LOVEBITES to Perform in Budapest for the First Time

LOVEBITES hit the audience with elemental force. The all-female Japanese power metal band has wasted no time in recent years, conquering the stages of major rock and metal festivals one after another. This summer, they will finally arrive to Budapest with the tour for their new album, performing on July 23 at Analog Music Hall.

Stick To Your Guns Return to Budapest with Their Eighth Album

On August 5, the California-based hardcore band Stick To Your Guns will once again perform in Budapest, this time bringing their album Keep Planting Flowers to Analog Music Hall.

The Rumjacks arrive to Budapest with their new album

The Australian hellraisers of Irish pub music, The Rumjacks, return to Hungary to get the crowd of Analog Music Hall dancing with their new record, Dead Anthems, on September 13.

A nerve-wracking tightrope walk between life and death – Tenside and aurorawave concert at Analog Music Hall

On their latest album Come Alive Dying, Tenside moves within an existential grey zone between apocalypse and creative rebirth, setting a new benchmark in the modern metal genre. Known for their high-energy live performances, Tenside has previously visited Hungary several times as a supporting act. This time, however, they return with a co-headlining tour alongside aurorawave, who known for their unique reggaecore sound. The bands will be joined by Suger Spine on September 20 at Analog Music Hall.

Triggerfinger returns with a new album

After their latest album in 2017, Triggerfinger released a new song last year, which served as a precursor to their upcoming album arriving this fall. The Belgian band, once a frequent visitor to Budapest with their sultry rock sound is known for concerts that guaranteed carefree nights. It’s especially exciting, therefore, that not only will we soon hear new material from Triggerfinger, but they will also return to Hungary on October 28 at Analog Music Hall.

Here is the new date for CHINCHILLA’s show

Known for her raw sound and bold attitude, CHINCHILLA was originally set to perform in Budapest on March 15. However, the singer has postponed her entire tour until autumn. Now the new date is here, when fans can once again sing along to hits like Little Girl Gone and Cut You Off: CHINCHILLA will perform on November 28 at Analog Music Hall.