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The confused Disney princess comes to Budapest - Allie X concert at A38 Ship.

Allie X is coming to Hungary for the first time with her fifth album. The Canadian singer-songwriter is also known for her unique live performances, so don't miss her show at A38 Ship on 28th June.

Milkshake Man shakes up the A38 Ship - Go-Jo for the first time in Hungary.

Initially known for his upbeat songs and covers, Go-Jo has amassed nearly one and a half million followers on social media and in 2023 he was the 9th most streamed Australian artist in the world. His hit song Mrs. Hollywood has garnered one billion views and he will represent his country at Eurovision with his crazy song Milkshake Man. A truly versatile phenomenon, Go-Jo will be heard for the first time in Budapest on 19 September at the A38 Ship.

Smash Into Pieces brings its prophecies to Budapest.

Smash Into Pieces is Sweden's modern rock phenomen. They combine their distinctive sound with cutting-edge visuals and storytelling to create the ArmaHeaven Prophecy tour, which will bring them to the A38 Ship on 30 September.

Radical tenderness - Nick Mulvey presents his new album at the A38 Ship.

Nick Mulvey is a British singer-songwriter who uses deep, storytelling songs to process the world around him, connecting with millions of people. On his upcoming album Dark Harvest (Pt. 1), due in June, he has been working through a difficult three years, and his trials and tribulations have led to beautiful songs, which he will be performing on his upcoming Dark Harvest world tour, which will finally bring him to us: Nick Mulvey concert on 14 October at the A38 Ship.

Rootless, yet at home everywhere - Alice Merton in Budapest.

Alice Merton is undoubtedly known as the girl without roots - as her hit No Roots has catapulted her to the top of the charts. In her songs, she celebrates life as a nomad, making her home wherever she wants. Whether on stage or on the road, in a sense every performance is a homecoming. And so is her upcoming concert in Budapest, where she returns to her first Hungarian concert’s venue, the A38 Ship on 29 October.

Raw, outspoken, powerful - shame comes to Budapest with new album.

One of the most energetic British bands of our time, shame, a band of five twenty-something lads, are tearing up the house every time, and their latest album Cutthroat promises to be even stronger than ever. Shame last headlined Reflektor Festival and now they're making waves with their new material at A38 Ship on 30 October.

Stereo MC's will make the A38 Ship dance.

Stereo MC's are one of the best known British hip hop, electronic bands, and they have a hit song called Connected that will have been in the ears of anyone who was young in the early 90s. Stereo MC's will be back to Budapest on 4 November at the A38 Ship to take you back in time and make you dance to their hits.