Chiki Liki Tu-a (SK), düBel
2023-10-13T18:00:00.000Z
Chiki liki tu-a ùjra in Hungary!
The legendary Slovak band returns to Budapest after 4 years.
Founded in 1995, the group has performed regularly with Màsfél and Korai Örömmel on Hungarian and European stages and festivals.
Now they will perform as guests of düBel on the A38.
Oct
13
Schedule
The domestic audience has often enjoyed this authentic, sincere and unique music, which is pulsating and yet melodic, based on alter-rock, experimental music, and which authentically conveys the feeling of life in Eastern Europe.
They are very popular in their home country for their satirical, humorous and critical songs, lyrics and videos. They have won many songs and accolades.
With their seventh and most recent album, they come to us with an unbridled verve, a hilarious, wry sense of humour.
For that alone it will be worth learning Slovak!
Chiki liki tu-a members Martin Višňovský on bass, Tomáš Višňovský on drums and Stanislav Sninský on guitar.
http://www.chikiliki.sk/
https://www.facebook.com/chikilikitua
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düBel play progressive space disco, i.e. hybrid post-rock, new wave punk drenched in funky sauce and electronica. It combines elements of trance, instrumental and melodic music. The vocal parts of the repertoire and the danceable, danceable moments are interspersed with heavier, more complex progressive themes.
Lyrics in Hungarian, English and French include adaptations of literary works (poems by Weöres, Blake, Vonnegut).
The members of the band may also be known from other formations. Seki - One and a Half, Myster Möbius. In the mud of the current music sludge that has coagulated in the night in Pest, Piaf, on the back of Blake Tigrise, sings, while Vonnegut laughs sadly in the background. Waiting for a train. The plane is going, the plane is going, the wheels are running on the track-
Singing: Rozi Hegedüs
Stick-bass: Seki
Sampler, keyboard: Imre Joó
Drums: Henrik Hőnich
https://xn--dbel-0ra.hu/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076403280162
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19:00 Kapunyitàs
20:00 düBel
21:00 CHIKI LIKI TU-A
The concert is supported by the MOL-New Europe Foundation in the framework of the Felunolva! programme.
Location
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.
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