VOLT is known for a very colorful line-up, where many different genres are present, starting from Motörhead all the way to David Guetta. This is why VOLT is so lovable, colorful and open. This year, new in the life of the event, 2 main stages will be built facing each other, so gigs can take place continuously from the afternoon till sunrise. Let's see the newly announced names:

Triggerfinger is a great add-on to the line-up with its dynamic and honest rock music as well as the two talented and ambitious musician-producers from Austria, Klangkarussel. Tiga has already visited VOLT Festival in the past, but the time is here for him to have a comeback and to please the audience. In addition, Austrian lounge master Richard Dorfmeister, d'n'b star Sigma, the talented DJ-producer Wankelmut from Berlin and the Parisian d'n'b and house formation Dirtyphonics will also make the 4 days unforgettable. Among the already announced names we can find: Slash, Motörhead, David Guetta, Fatboy Slim, Bastille, John Newman, Rise Against and the Parov Stelar Band.

Besides the well-known international acts many local favorites will also play at Telekom VOLT Festival. A total of 137 bands and 89 DJs will perform at the event, also including Hungarian all-stars Ákos, Quimby, Vad Fruttik, Tankcsapda, Punnany Massif, Brains, Halott Pénz, Wellhello, Kiscsillag and Supernem. Next to them some of the biggest local bands will also celebrate anniversaries, so if you arrive on Day 0 you can celebrate with them. Among the regular Hungarian performers this year we can also welcome 70 year-old blues legend Hobo, Európa Kiadó and this year's Hungarian Eurovison delegate Boggie. Similarly to previous years the Wine Festival stage will host mostly jazz, folk and gypsy music. Here Bea Palya, Sena and the Budapest Bar will shine among others.

Tickets for an advance round 1 price are available until 10th April.

Detailed schedule and program

Source and tickets: Volt Festival