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Cancelled: EFOTT Festival, Lake Velence, Hungary 26 - 30 August

• 10 Jun 2020 12:58 PM

EFOTT is a mega summer party for students (of life), held by a lake not very far from Budapest. As well as offering great gigs, the organizers say they put much emphasis on sporting and cultural activities, and also on fine festival food and drinks!

Line-up:
Flo Rida
Horváth Tamás
Wellhello
Brains
Cloud9+
Hősök
Kelemen Kabátban,
Intim Torna Illegál

For further info and ticket prices visit Efott’s official site

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