Europe’s largest festivals are back in Hungarian hands. The Sziget Festival will be organized for 2026 with the existing management and organizing team, under the strategic leadership of the former founder, Károly Gerendai.
Pitbull, the Grammy-winning Cuban-American rapper, will give his first concert in Hungary at the Puskás Aréna on July 21, 2026, with Lil Jon opening for the audience.
On November 1, 2025, the RETRO Halloween Party returns to the Debrecen Kazánház University Club, organized by Echo Party Production.
The AfterParty for KSSTH graduating students will be held on October 11, 2025, at the Debrecen Kazánház University Club, organized by Echo Party Production.
The Student Union of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Debrecen and Kazánház University Club invite students to the MÉK Faculty Day in Debrecen on October 13.
Debrecen’s Kazánház University Club will host the big day for graduating CSOKI students on October 17, 2025, organized by Echo Party Production.
Get ready for an electrifying night at Kazánház University Club on September 29, when K-OSZ DISCO, one of the most dynamic and exciting acts in the Hungarian club scene, will deliver the ultimate nationwide show experience.
Jude York, one of the fresh and increasingly recognized voices of the Australian dream pop and indie pop scene, took the stage at Sziget Festival for the first time on Monday night. The singer-songwriter from Toowoomba burst into the public eye in 2022 with his song I Won’t Need to Dream at the Eurovision Australia […]
On the penultimate day of Sziget Festival 2025, Sunday night, Post Malone took over the main stage and proved that one of the festival’s biggest stars doesn’t need fireworks or an over-the-top visual spectacle to win over the crowd. After a long six-year break, he returned to Budapest, and fans were clearly savoring every moment.
The noise level of the Sziget Festival, which starts on Wednesday, is well below the legal threshold, according to measurements taken so far in Budapest’s District III – said Tamás Kádár, the festival’s chief organizer, late Monday night to MTI.
