LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER
LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

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LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER is coming to Hungary for the very first time!
LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER is like a mad inventor—except his creations don’t take the form of rockets, but extraordinary electronic musical instruments. He’s built everything from a synthesizer bicycle to a Furby organ, and beyond the engineering wizardry, he’s also a master of sound. His shows regularly sell out, and he’s worked as both a producer and co-writer with numerous artists. Most recently, he gained widespread attention with his Eurovision entry „Eins, Zwei, Drei”, and on February 19, he’ll bring his spectacular live show to Hungary for the very first time at Turbina Cultural Centre.
LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER is the solo project of Sam Battle, launched in 2016 after performing in several bands. Over the past decade, he has played sold-out shows across the UK and Europe, released multiple singles, EPs and albums, and collaborated extensively as a songwriter and producer. This year, he represented the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest with „Eins, Zwei, Drei.”
Since launching his YouTube channel in 2013, LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER has amassed more than 85 million views, while building a community of over 1.4 million subscribers and followers across his social platforms. He has cultivated a devoted fanbase captivated by his inventive instruments and creative process. His viral success stems from his eccentric electronic creations—including organs built from Furbies and Game Boys, synthesizer bicycles and even flamethrowing keyboards—while his music has earned him recognition far beyond the maker community. His live performances blur the line between electronic music, performance art and engineering, transforming his bizarre machines into an unforgettable sonic experience.
Don’t miss LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER’s first-ever Budapest concert! Ticket sales for the February 19 show begin on July 17 at 11:00 AM via www.livenation.hu and www.funcode.hu.
Turbina Cultural Center
Turbina Cultural Center houses an ever-growing set of musical and art events in the heart of the 8th district.



















