21 result(s) for jazz festival in Events
Free Jazz Festival in Central Budapest, 11 - 13 September
- 11 Sep 2026 4:00 PM
- contemporary
The festival will feature a wide mix of established Hungarian musicians, and also young talent. The programme ranges from classic and contemporary jazz to fusion, world music and more experimental sounds, with a different concert taking place each hour from 4pm to 9pm.
Miles Davis 100 with the Miles Electric Band, National Concert Hall Budapest, 6 July
- 6 Jul 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
There are many ways to pay tribute to the memory of Miles Davis, who was born 100 years ago, but few people beyond his bandmates can say they experienced the Miles magic up close, and received timeless guidance from the master of jazz.
The Miles Electric Band, formed in 2010, was brought to life by Emmy- and Grammy-winning producer and drummer Vince Wilburn Jr., Miles’s nephew, with the aim ...
Mac DeMarco, Budapest Park, Budapest, 23 June
- 23 Jun 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
Mac DeMarco, the ever laid-back and friendly anti-pop star, has charmed both music fans and critics alike with his self-described “jizz-jazz” style of lo-fi pop.
He last performed in Hungary in 2017 at the Sziget Festival, but now he’s returning for his biggest solo concert in the country so far, bringing his newly released album to Budapest Park on June 23.
World Music: Indigo – Awakening, Festival Theatre Budapest, 8 June
- 8 Jun 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
Dreamlike images, deep emotions, and thoughts that echo in the ears for a long time – this is how the audience got to know the singer-songwriter Indigo in recent years.
Confidently navigating between genres, the artist released her first album entitled Nárcisz in 2024, followed a year later by her Tegnapról EP, which arrived with a completely reconceived sound.
What happened between the ...
International Jazz Day. Festival Theatre Budapest, 30 April
- 30 Apr 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
International Jazz Day is marked at Müpa Budapest in association with the Hungarian Jazz Federation. On this international celebration of jazz, the pride of Hungary’s jazz scene will take to the stage.
To open the evening, the Hungarian Jazz Federation will, with the intention of establishing a new tradition, present the Gábor Szabó Award in the Festival Theatre. The prize, founded in 1992, ...
The Sound of Modern India, Festival Theatre Budapest, 26 April
- 26 Apr 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
A band committed to modernising Indian classical music, Araj consists of five young musicians considered in their homeland to be the outstanding performers of their generation.
Formed by tabla player Ishaan Ghosh, all members are virtuosos of their instruments (tabla, sitar, bamboo flute, sarangi) and vocal techniques, and their interplay breathes new life into the Indian classical tradition. ...
Transparent Sound 2026 & j(A)zz!, Opus Jazz Club Budapest, 20 January
- 20 Jan 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
The music of Dsilton consists of energetic arrangements in microtonal tunings with modulating rhythms. At Dsiltons current program, cycles of Georg Vogel & David Dornig are interlocked. Concerning the techniques of composition and the frames for improvisation all pieces share together complex grooves and the extended tonality of 31-tone tuning.
The repertoire shows a range from enharmonically ...
Vive le Jazz, Opus Jazz Club Budapest, 4 October
- 4 Oct 2025 8:00 PM
- contemporary
Following the critically acclaimed album Moving Cities, recorded and produced with Makaya McCraven, Antoine Berjeaut – a stalwart of the European jazz scene – returned with Chromesthesia in 2022, crafted together with some of the most innovative musicians of the French jazz circuit, including the resident artist of this year's Vive le Jazz festival, Csaba Palotaï.
Chromesthesia (or ...
Saya Noé, Festival Theatre Budapest, 24 September
- 24 Sep 2025 8:00 PM
- contemporary
It seems like there is one thing we can now say for certain about Noé Saya: she always has a surprise in store for the audience.
Having started out making alternative pop, the multiple award-winning singer who recently burst onto the Hungarian pop scene is now rekindling her childhood years spent in Malaysia and enriching her songs with tribal rhythms.
The Müpa Budapest audience is ...
Free Jazz Festival in Central Budapest, 11 - 13 September
- 11 Sep 2026 4:00 PM
- contemporary
The festival will feature a wide mix of established Hungarian musicians, and also young talent. The programme ranges from classic and contemporary jazz to fusion, world music and more experimental sounds, with a different concert taking place each hour from 4pm to 9pm.
Miles Davis 100 with the Miles Electric Band, National Concert Hall Budapest, 6 July
- 6 Jul 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
There are many ways to pay tribute to the memory of Miles Davis, who was born 100 years ago, but few people beyond his bandmates can say they experienced the Miles magic up close, and received timeless guidance from the master of jazz.
The Miles Electric Band, formed in 2010, was brought to life by Emmy- and Grammy-winning producer and drummer Vince Wilburn Jr., Miles’s nephew, with the aim ...
Mac DeMarco, Budapest Park, Budapest, 23 June
- 23 Jun 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
Mac DeMarco, the ever laid-back and friendly anti-pop star, has charmed both music fans and critics alike with his self-described “jizz-jazz” style of lo-fi pop.
He last performed in Hungary in 2017 at the Sziget Festival, but now he’s returning for his biggest solo concert in the country so far, bringing his newly released album to Budapest Park on June 23.
World Music: Indigo – Awakening, Festival Theatre Budapest, 8 June
- 8 Jun 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
Dreamlike images, deep emotions, and thoughts that echo in the ears for a long time – this is how the audience got to know the singer-songwriter Indigo in recent years.
Confidently navigating between genres, the artist released her first album entitled Nárcisz in 2024, followed a year later by her Tegnapról EP, which arrived with a completely reconceived sound.
What happened between the ...
International Jazz Day. Festival Theatre Budapest, 30 April
- 30 Apr 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
International Jazz Day is marked at Müpa Budapest in association with the Hungarian Jazz Federation. On this international celebration of jazz, the pride of Hungary’s jazz scene will take to the stage.
To open the evening, the Hungarian Jazz Federation will, with the intention of establishing a new tradition, present the Gábor Szabó Award in the Festival Theatre. The prize, founded in 1992, ...
The Sound of Modern India, Festival Theatre Budapest, 26 April
- 26 Apr 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
A band committed to modernising Indian classical music, Araj consists of five young musicians considered in their homeland to be the outstanding performers of their generation.
Formed by tabla player Ishaan Ghosh, all members are virtuosos of their instruments (tabla, sitar, bamboo flute, sarangi) and vocal techniques, and their interplay breathes new life into the Indian classical tradition. ...
Transparent Sound 2026 & j(A)zz!, Opus Jazz Club Budapest, 20 January
- 20 Jan 2026 8:00 PM
- contemporary
The music of Dsilton consists of energetic arrangements in microtonal tunings with modulating rhythms. At Dsiltons current program, cycles of Georg Vogel & David Dornig are interlocked. Concerning the techniques of composition and the frames for improvisation all pieces share together complex grooves and the extended tonality of 31-tone tuning.
The repertoire shows a range from enharmonically ...
Vive le Jazz, Opus Jazz Club Budapest, 4 October
- 4 Oct 2025 8:00 PM
- contemporary
Following the critically acclaimed album Moving Cities, recorded and produced with Makaya McCraven, Antoine Berjeaut – a stalwart of the European jazz scene – returned with Chromesthesia in 2022, crafted together with some of the most innovative musicians of the French jazz circuit, including the resident artist of this year's Vive le Jazz festival, Csaba Palotaï.
Chromesthesia (or ...
Saya Noé, Festival Theatre Budapest, 24 September
- 24 Sep 2025 8:00 PM
- contemporary
It seems like there is one thing we can now say for certain about Noé Saya: she always has a surprise in store for the audience.
Having started out making alternative pop, the multiple award-winning singer who recently burst onto the Hungarian pop scene is now rekindling her childhood years spent in Malaysia and enriching her songs with tribal rhythms.
The Müpa Budapest audience is ...