Blending country and Americana influences with personal storytelling, Sutherland’s concerts are known for their direct, unpretentious atmosphere. Between songs, he shares reflections and anecdotes from his life and career, giving the evening the feel of both a gig and a conversation with the audience.

The newly announced tour marks his first run of European and UK dates since 2024, following a period largely taken up by film projects. This time, the schedule includes several cities he has not played before, with Budapest among 34 stops on the tour.

The shows also tie in with the upcoming release of Sutherland’s fourth studio album, Grey, expected this spring. While a release date has yet to be confirmed, concertgoers can expect to hear new material alongside songs from his earlier albums.

Sutherland has performed in Hungary only once before, in Szolnok in 2023, so this Budapest date offers a rare chance to catch him locally. His live sets typically move between stripped-back acoustic moments and fuller band arrangements, creating a varied but cohesive sound.

Alongside the music, audiences can expect stories about the experiences that have shaped his songwriting, as well as glimpses into a career that spans decades in film, television and now music.

For expats and locals alike, the A38 concert promises an evening centred on strong songs, live musicianship and engaging storytelling in an intimate riverside venue.

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