Dirty Shirt, éj10
Dirty Shirt (FolkCore Metal,Erdely, Romania) returns to Budapest after more than 5 years break to celebrate their 30th anniversary. Starting out as a wedding band, Dirty Shirt has become one of the most important rock/metal bands in Eastern Europe, gracing the stages of the biggest European festivals. The band is known for its unique, energetic and emotional style, combining a modern nu-metal/hardcore sound with traditional Eastern European influences, including Hungarian folk-inspired songs such as Büntetö, Mental Csárdás and Rocks Off. For this special event, Dirty Shirt Big Band will play in a big band format, with a long setlist of the band's hits.
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ÉJ10
...perhaps of special interest is that the members of the band éj10 do not make their living from music, but they have all played together in different formations over the last 20 years, all of them have been involved in several amateur and professional national and even international productions and have gained a lot of experience. Many of us are also members of other productions nowadays, but the previous time spent together, professional and friendly contacts and the love of rock music have brought this band together, and this is how the current line-up was formed, which took its final form in spring 2024.
We play our own compositions as well as covers and arrangements in Hungarian. The 80's (pronounced funny in English: "night 10" 😊), we would like to carry on this legacy - sometimes with unique and unusual musical solutions...
We are a classic 6-piece rock band with Zsuzsanna Paréj and Mátyás Haraszti singing at the microphones and playing acoustic guitar; Levente Teleki is on drums, László Szántó is responsible for the bass, Gábor Hanti is handling the black and white keys and Zoltán Romhányi is playing solo guitar.
The band's representative is Zoltán Romhányi, who also holds the position of solo guitarist and sound engineer in the band éj10; but he can also be found occasionally in the music world as guitar technician for ISTVÁN ALAPI (Edda works, Alapi POWER BAND, Szandi Rock Band, Elmondod Alapinak...) and STEVE HACKETT (GENESIS) on his Central European tour.
Dürer Kert
Dürer Kert, which moved from the City Park to the vicinity of Kopaszi Dam, is one of the hangouts of Budapest's surviving peripheral subcultures, but it's also worth visiting if you just want a perfect garden spot. That is, starting in spring. Until then, let's keep rockin'! And after that, too.
