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BAEST brings its “Ozzy death metal” sound to Dürer Kert

The Danish band BAEST is one of Europe’s most promising metal acts, and with their album Colossal, released last year, they made a huge leap toward international recognition. Their explosive, often genre-bending music is described simply as “Ozzy death metal” and we’ll soon be able to hear exactly what that means live on September 24 at Dürer Kert.

The renewed Haken returns to Budapest

Haken are one of the most exciting bands in progressive metal, known for their epic songs and breathtaking live performances. The band last played a sold-out show in Budapest in 2023, and on September 29 they return to Dürer Kert with a renewed lineup.

Lake Street Dive to Perform in Budapest for the First Time

Lake Street Dive is known for its effortlessly genre-spanning songs. In 2024, the band released its eighth studio album, Good Together, which—as its title suggests—is a truly liberated creation infused with the joy of community and making music. During their more than 20-year career, Lake Street Dive will perform in Hungary for the first time on October 6, 2026, at Dürer Kert.

DA TI – Budapest-based Georgian singer announces his first show in Hungary

With his honest songwriting, emotional lyrics and distinctive pop sound, DA TI has quickly built an international audience. His songs have amassed millions of streams, and now he is ready to take them to the stage on his first European tour, including his debut show in Hungary at Dürer Kert on October 26.

The Sisters of Mercy returns to Dürer Kert

Three years after their sold-out concert in Budapest, one of the most significant bands of the past forty years is returning to Budapest: on October 28, The Sisters of Mercy will captivate audiences at Dürer Kert.

Your favorite pop-punk songs, but as rave - STVW at Dürer Kert

STVW took the biggest emo and pop-punk anthems of the 2000s, fused them with dance music, and created punk rave. The formula worked so well that the German producer has since collaborated with artists such as Electric Callboy and Timmy Trumpet, while performers like Simple Plan and MGK have given their blessing to his punk rave reworks. These high-energy reinterpretations will send you straight into a time machine, making you party like you did at festivals in your early twenties. Fasten your seatbelts – takeoff is on November 12 at Dürer Kert.

Pete & Bas, the drill grandfathers comes to Dürer Kert

One of the most exciting acts to emerge from the UK's hip hop and grime scene, Pete & Bas will perform at Dürer Kert on November 25. In just a few years, the London duo have gone from viral internet sensation to international live favorites, carving out a unique place in the genre with their distinctive style and unmistakable personalities.

“Drunk and Shitty in Every City” – Zebrahead Celebrates 30 Years in Budapest

The Southern California punk five-piece Zebrahead, delivering relentlessly powerful concerts and songs since 1996, is coming to Dürer Kert. After last year’s wildly successful and insane show on the A38 Ship, on November 26, 2026 they’ll bring not only the most iconic songs of the past three decades, but also next year’s new releases. They will be supported by Punk Rock Factory.

Eddie Van Halen’s world-famous son brings his latest album to Budapest

The GRAMMY-nominated songwriter, singer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Wolfgang Van Halen and his band Mammoth are coming to Hungary in 2026: they will perform live in Budapest on December 8 at Dürer Kert.

The legendary the Mission returns to Budapest

One of the most influential post-punk and gothic rock bands, The Mission, will return to Budapest on May 9 for a magical evening, bringing their cathartic songs to Hungarian fans once again. The band are also set to release new music next year after a decade-long break, so the set may well include previews of fresh material alongside the classics.