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“Budapest: The City of Music” is an annual concert series that will be held for the third time this year in Budapest’s most beautiful locations. Now on until 18 August, read on for details of the performances and special locations.
The annual Belvárosi Festival is being held between 26 – 28 May, for the 11th time in 2017, all around downtown districts Belváros - Lipótváros. Entry to all concerts is free of charge, sounds range from pop to electric to world music, performances areas include Szabadság tér, Erzsébet tér, Zrínyi utca, Szervita tér - read on for the full program.
By: Jennifer Walker. When it comes to visiting a city like Budapest, the last thing on your mind is adventure, unless your concept of adventure begins at the 20th shot of pálinka, but that’s another story. However, one of the most unique factors about this city is not its monuments or epic nightlife, but the fact that it’s a city where you can still get your adrenaline high even if you’re in town for a simple city break.
The famous English musician returns to Budapest to give a concert on 6th November in the László Papp Budapest Sports Arena. Chris Rea will be touring his forthcoming studio album Road Songs for Lovers.
The Budapest Family Summit, an event focusing on, surprisingly enough, family issues, will be held later this month in Budapest, from May 25th to the 28th. The event will include famous politicians, scientists, and thinkers. You can view a video of him giving a TED talk on “the psychology of evil” on the video below.
The Budapest Sirens are back with new songs for a spring concert at Potkulcs! You will hear songs from Florence and the Machine, George Ezra, Sting, George Michael, among many others.
In order to fully understand the power of the deep and mighty voices of the Red Army Choir, it is necessary to consider the history of Russia itself. The Red Army Choir MVD Ensemble is an official academic ensemble of the Ministry of the Interior of the Russian Federation. Established in 1939, the ensemble carries on the tradition of choirs and ballets of the Soviet Red Army, with singers, musicians and dancers. The MVD Ensemble and Alexandrov Ensemble are the only groups with the right to claim the title "Red Army Choir.
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