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Yungblud, Budapest Park, 9 June

• 23 May 2024 5:18 AM

Yungblud, the voice of Generation Z, brings people together in Budapest Park this summer.

The singer-songwriter, who is only 26 years old, is able to address an entire generation through his music, giving voice to their problems, their joys and their desires.

At his concerts, he speeds around the stage and strikes a very direct chord with his fans, even in front of a crowd of thousands.

Live Nation Team caught Yungblud at Sziget Festival earlier and now he's preparing for his first solo Hungarian concert on 9th June at Budapest Park, organised by Live Nation Hungary.

Venue:
Budapest Park
1095 Budapest, Soroksári út 60.

More: 
Live Nation Hungary

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