OneRepublic to Perform at The Budapest Sportarena in 2026
Next year, there will be another OneRepublic concert in the Hungarian capital. The world-famous American pop-rock group will perform at the Budapest Sportarena on June 25, 2026.
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Next year, there will be another OneRepublic concert in the Hungarian capital. The world-famous American pop-rock group will perform at the Budapest Sportarena on June 25, 2026.
Budapest's environmental and climate strategy application has won the Global Smart Green City Award in Geneva, the city communications office of the mayor's office told MTI on Thursday.
The world-famous British post-punk band, Idles will be performing in Budapest Park for the second time next summer. Save the date: July 8, 2026!
Sziget Festival, one of Europe's biggest festivals, is back in Hungarian hands, and the date for next year's event has already been set.
Nazareth will play their 50-year-old rock hit, Love Hurts, on November 27 in Dürer Kert in Budapest. The anniversary is one of the occasions for the legendary Scottish band's Bending the Rules tour.
The world-famous American alternative rock supergroup A Perfect Circle will perform in Budapest Park on June 15, 2026, organizer Live Nation told MTI on Monday.
Budapest Airport's winter season is set to begin by the end of October, with new additions and long-awaited returns.
Lumina Park has opened in the Palatinus Baths, the light park called Magic World can be visited until March 1, 2026.
Good news for train fan kids and families: the Budapest Children's Railway will run every day during the autumn break, with several nostalgic trains also adding to the schedule.
Pitbull will perform at Puskás Arena next summer. The Grammy-winning, Cuban-American rapper will give his first Hungarian concert on July 21, 2026, before which Lil Jon will warm up the audience.
The coat of arms of historical Hungary has been replaced on the southern facade of the Hungarian Defence Headquarters.
The foreign owner of Sziget Festival has decided not to take any further risks in Hungary, but what does this mean for the future?