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Madrugada 'Industrial Silence' Tour, A38 Budapest, 2 March

• 3 Jan 2019 9:46 AM

The largest success ever of Norway indie was the appearance of Madrugada in 1999.

Their Joy Division-like dark boxing mood with a completely authentic Scandinavian ambient featured on their first album titled Industrial Silence was a shocking success. On the twentieth anniversary of the release of the album, Madrugada is launching a European tour after two full-length concerts in Oslo they will also play in Hungary. On March 2, A38 they'll launch a powerful rock-engraved show, featuring the backbone of their twenty-year core: Industrial Silence.

Tickets: HUF 5,900

Date and time: 2 March, 8 pm

Venue: 
A38
1117 Budapest, Petőfi híd

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