Tartós Hullám Minifestival: Negyvenkettő, Malacka és a Tahó, Sajnos Batár

👉 It's like the turn of the '90s and the 2000s: Almássy Square, Benczúr Club, the old Gödör: underground bands, festivals everywhere... Let's reminisce the legendary times with Sajnosbatár, Malacka and Taho, who are still active, and the recently reformed Negyvenkettő!

🎯 Forty-two

The Forty-Two are old hands in the business, they played their first gig in 1998, but their first EP was only released in October 2018, entitled Járat a Holdra. Then, in May 2021, the band released their first single, titled Song in Progress, with their usual upbeat lyrics and reggae beat. At the current concert, they will be performing all this and a few unreleased songs.

Members:

Balázs Krisztián Nagy: vocals, guitars

Andi György: violin, vocals

Gábor Horváth: bass guitar

Tamás Martinkó: lead guitar

Dudás Zsombor Koala: drums

⏯️ YouTube: www.youtube.com/@negyvenkettozenekar

Facebook: www.facebook.com/negyven2

Website: negyvenketto.nbk.hu

🎯 Malacka and the Tahó

More than 25 years old, the main characteristic of Malacka and Tahó is that they wrap their message in ironic, absurd lyrics. For those who don't know them for their concerts, they are also known for their songs for cinema or TV: the Buhera matrix or the current series of the series Work Matters - IrReality Show.

Members:

Tamás Borovitz: vocals

György Andi: vocals

Boglárka Bencze: violin, vocals

Zoltán Galambos: guitar

András Kiss: keyboard(s)

Kohut András: drums

Korona Levente: bass guitar

Csaba Szita: trumpet

Volford András: saxophone

⏯️ YouTube: youtu.be/P8d1IH0Xzlk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/malackaesataho

Insta: www.instagram.com/malackaesataho

Website: www.malackaesataho.hu

🎯 Sajnosbatár

This year's 30-year-old Sajnosbatár, with unbroken optimism and an unwavering ambition to rule the world (what world, the universe!), sings his cosmic message in epic, mythical, even metaphysical venues like the Pit Club. It is a testament to their productivity that they can even write a song about how folk surrealism meets the incomprehensible natural sciences. They will prove it now at the Pit Club!

Members:

Enikő Szabó: vocals

Könczöl János: vocals, guitar

Ágoston Gábor: drums

Gergő Török: bass guitar

Balázs Cserkúthy: guitar

⏯️ YouTube: youtu.be/mleH5T0hrhg

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sajnosbatarzenekar.sajnosbatar