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Machine Gun Kelly Concert, Budapest Park, 26 June

• 22 Jun 2023 6:57 PM

His artist’s name refers perfectly to his unstoppable energy, his recent single Mainstream Sellout has gone straight to the top of the Billboard 200 and is up for a Grammy nomination in this year's Best Rock Album category.

Machine Gun Kelly, meanwhile, has been through sold-out stadium and arena tours, plays regularly in films, and next year we'll finally get to see what he's like when he really lets loose on stage at his first Hungarian concert, on 26th June 2023 at Budapest Park.

Special guest: Iann Dior

Source and tickets: Budapest Park

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