Hajógyár x A38▪️Tünet Együttes▪️AGAVOID▪️Égjárók
On the last Tuesday of May, the melodies will once again be embodied in dance, as the dramatic movements will be performed by the Tünet Ensemble and the music by AGAVOID and the Skywalkers will be delivered to the Ship!
Schedule
AGAVOID started to take off in 2015, and that same year they made it to the finals of the Kikeltető talent show. The formation, formed by Dalma Puskás, Kristóf Huszár and Bálint Kriska, has become one of the most exciting spots in Budapest's music scene over the past few years with its unique visual and sonic world. The trio feels at home in the genres of electronica and experimental pop, but they are also keen to experiment, and on their second album STRATUM, released in 2020, they travel from dreampop to trip-hop themes and the world of four-quarters.
This time, the hypnotic atmosphere created by the formation will be the setting for the Tünet Ensemble, who have been enriching the Hungarian contemporary dance and theatre scene since 2002 under the direction of Réka Szabó. The ensemble is characterized by their refusal to succumb to conventions, and their performances are perfectly capable of blurring the boundaries of genre, creating a fusion of text, movement, music and visuality.
The third act of the evening will be Szlimmy and Yrodi, who will come on board the Ship with their project called Skywalkers. Also known from the Grosskidz trap band, the two artists will present a new side of their first album, Sunlight Experiment, and will also talk to the audience about it.
Zoltán Grecsó's guests will also do their best to demonstrate the symbiosis of music and movement, as the two groups will present an impromptu performance, together with dance artists.
Come and swing with us on 30 May!
Host: Zoltán Grecsó
Opening time: 19:00
Programme: 20:00 - 21:30
Seating is limited, first-come, first-served.
A38 Ship
Converted from a coal-mining ship, the A38 is easily Budapest's most unique concert venue. The belly of the ship has been home to a wide range of live and electronic music for almost 20 years, and when it's full you can feel the rhythmic movement of the partygoers making waves in the Danube. Foreign acts often refer to it afterwards as their favourite club.
