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Manfred Mann’s Earth Band ranks among the pioneers of progressive hard rock in England. Formed in 1971 by South African-born keyboardist Manfred Mann, it marked a shift from his earlier, lighter projects to a more complex sound blending progressive rock, hard rock, and jazz-rock.
Lorna Shore just wrapped a successful European festival run: after the American band tore through the stages at Hellfest, Rock am Ring, and Rock im Park, they've now announced a European headliner tour.
Architects return to Budapest with their new album, three years after their thrilling concert in Budapest Park. The gig will be the band's biggest ever in Hungary, this time at Budapest Arena, where they will be performing their latest album The Sky, The Earth & All Between, and will be supported by Landmvrks and The President.
Although the band has produced numerous hits over their 25-year career, one thing is certain: whenever we hear the name Papa Roach, the opening line of Last Resort echoes in our heads almost reflexively.
The band will continue their record-breaking M72 world tour, which will run for a fourth year in 2026, with 16 shows in Europe and the UK. Budapest is one of the four cities where we can hear the band on two nights, with two different setlists and different support bands, on June 11 and 13.
The Sex Pistols are the heart and fist of the British punk movement; with their music, they paved the way for generations, forever changing the conventions of the style and society itself. The birth of the punk movement is dated to 1976, and Sex Pistols feat.
The legendary German rock band Scorpions celebrated their 60th anniversary this year with a massive concert in their hometown of Hanover, and next year they will once again embark on a tour to honor these magical, success-filled six decades. Naturally, the band has not forgotten its Hungarian fans: on June 20 they will shake the MVM Dome with their timeless hits.
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