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'Budapest City Festival', Until 15 September

• 4 Sep 2018 7:20 AM

Telekom Electronic Beats has just announced the return of its Budapest City Festival at Castle Garden Bazaar. The event will run from September 13 through 15, and it will feature performances by top underground dance music artists like Ben Klock, Âme B2B Dixon, tINI & more will play .

The first round of confirmed artists for the festival includes Ben Klock, tINI and ISAbella, ŽAGAR, and Âme b2b Dixon.

The festival will happen at Várkert Bazár (with some secret/special events happening at select other spaces around the city).

Buy your tickets for the festival here.

For more info, check out the calendar.

Read more:
10 artists you should know from Budapest’s dance music underground

Source: Telekom Electronic Beats 

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