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Years & Years @ Sziget Festival, 11 August

• 24 Jul 2019 11:00 AM

Years & Years exploded onto London’s pop scene in 2010 and haven’t let up since.

Their sound holds true to many of the familiar constructs of 80s synth pop, but much of their charm comes from their snappy yet original take on british electronic R&B.

Date and time:
Sunday, 11 August, 7:45 pm 

Tickets: 
Daily: HUF 24,900

Venue: 
Sziget Festival
1033 Budapest, Óbudai-sziget

More: 
szigetfestival.com

Photo courtesy of the organisers

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