Budapest Park

Of Monsters and Men to Perform in Hungary for the First Time

The Icelandic indie-folk band is coming to Budapest with their new album, All Is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade. Of Monsters and Men - who broke through with Little Talks - will bring smiles to our faces with their songs on June 22 at Budapest Park.

Mac DeMarco brings his new album to Budapest Park

Mac DeMarco, the ever laid-back and friendly anti-pop star, has charmed both music fans and critics alike with his self-described “jizz-jazz” style of lo-fi pop. He last performed in Hungary in 2017 at the Sziget Festival, but now he’s returning for his biggest solo concert in the country so far, bringing his newly released album to Budapest Park on June 23.

Palaye Royale Conquers Budapest Park

Last year, Palaye Royale performed at Budapest Park as the special guest of Avenged Sevenfold. At the end of their explosive show, the boys promised they would return the following year as headliners. The band kept their word, and on June 30, Palaye Royale will take over the Park with their very own headline concert.

Rise Against Return to Budapest with a New Album

After their hard-hitting concert two years ago, the Chicago punk quartet Rise Against return to Hungary on July 1, armed with a brand-new album and ready to shake Budapest Park once again.

LP returns to Budapest Park with their heart-gripping songs

With their powerful voice and soul-crushing ballads - led by Lost On You - LP have become one of the most beloved singer-songwriters of their generation. They previously wrote hit songs for stars such as Cher, Rihanna, Rita Ora, and Christina Aguilera, before stepping out of the background to prove that their immense talent extends not only to songwriting but also to performing. Budapest audiences have already heard their hits three times, and now they returns to the venue of their first Hungarian concert so we can sing along with their once again on July 7 at Budapest Park.

IDLES at Budapest Park: stunning, cheeky, and brutally honest

The British post-punk band doesn’t believe in beating around the bush; in their songs they fearlessly tackle even the most sensitive topics, from politics to their own personal demons. IDLES are one of the strongest proofs that after the 2000s, there are still defining guitar bands whose raw energy sends adrenaline rushing through us — and makes it feel great to shout into the world with them. Their first headline Budapest concert on July 8th at Budapest Park offers the perfect opportunity for that cathartic experience.

50 Years of Punk – Sex Pistols feat. Frank Carter at Budapest Park

The Sex Pistols are the heart and fist of the British punk movement; with their music, they paved the way for generations, forever changing the conventions of the style and society itself. The birth of the punk movement is dated to 1976, and Sex Pistols feat. Frank Carter are celebrating this with their 50 Years of Punk concert series, which will also bring them to Budapest Park on July 20. What’s more, they will be joined by The Damned, considered another “old giant” of the era

Marilyn Manson returns to Budapest after 9 years

Marilyn Manson, the provocative shock-rock star, and his band last visited Hungary in 2017, when they had a sold out show at Budapest Park. The iconic performer resumed touring last year, and next year — nearly a decade later — he will return to Budapest on July 22, again at Budapest Park.

Rita Ora sets the Budapest Park stage on fire

Rita Ora is bringing her biggest hits to Budapest Park this summer to light up the city’s nightlife on July 29. Known for songs such as Anywhere, Let You Love Me, and Praising You, the internationally acclaimed performer has already appeared at several Hungarian festivals. This time, however, she will captivate the Hungarian audience with a full headline show.