Turbina Kulturális Központ

We regret to inform you that Son Mieux has cancelled their European club tour this autumn, including the concert at the Turbina Cultural Centre in Budapest, scheduled for 2 November. Tickets purchased will be automatically refunded, there is nothing more to do.

Below you can read the band's announcement:

„Son Mieux have decided to postpone their 2025 club tour due to personal reasons related to Camiel’s mental health. As a result, the band’s upcoming album, originally planned for this year with this tour, is also being postponed. Camiel is taking time to rest and recover, and he and the band will use this time to finish the album.”

More info available on Son Mieux’s social channels.

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