Veszprém Celebrations
Location: Old Town Square
All-day folk and applied arts landing fair,
accompanied by the following programs:

10.00 Folklore morning
The Veszprém-Bakony Dance Ensemble and the
Gerence Veszprém Preserver of Traditions
Folk Dance Ensemble
16.00 Honeymoon Children's Orchestra concert
Their repertoire includes well-known children's songs and folk songs
are re-installed. Their performance is for little ones
and we recommend it to both adults and adults alike
for parents who want to be part of their lurkers
to be an interactive, music-dance concert.

Admission to the event is free.

After the Cabrio show that kicks off the summer, we are heading to Lake Balaton again to do the biggest outdoor retro festival of the year with you again! On August 11, at PLAZS in Siófok, we will relive the unforgettable Balaton nights of the 90s with foreign and Hungarian stars!

One of Hungary's most popular bands, OVER 220, will arrive on August 3rd at Plázs Siófok Official. The authors and performers of Párizsi Lány, Santa Maria, Don Quixote and many other hits give a concert interspersed with very special stage elements at the ONLY summer LIVE SHOW in Balaton. With the recognition received in the Story Value Award – legend category (2018), they are also preparing a special surprise for

The band was founded in 1999, and within a few years became relatively well-known in the Hungarian popular music scene. Their first EP, which was called Check out the sound, was released in 2001, but the first LP was not released until 2006. Since the release of First of many, only the band's frontman, Krisztián Kovács (nicknamed Senior Hal) is a member of the band. Until 2009 - apart from the Tessé EP - they released songs in English, but starting with the album Csinálj egy dyzt, which was published at that time, they make music in Hungarian. The 2010 EP Mindinki király was made available for free download, and their releases since then, including the 2011 album Sav, were only released as authors' editions. They have now also made their older records free to download, which are available on the band's website. In 2011, the band was nominated in the 2011 MTV EMA category for best Hungarian artist

"30Y consists of five boys. Two brothers, three not. 30Y doesn't like to categorize what kind of music he plays because he doesn't believe that music can be boxed. Or maybe in two parts: for good and for bad. 30Y is good music. 30Y does not like winter because there is no proper heating in his rehearsal room, the roads are slippery, and there is often fog at dawn. According to 30Y, winter is more dangerous than other seasons. 30Y likes to sled. 30Y is sick. 30Y likes summer because girls wear short skirts and leotards. 30Y smiles. 30Y swears a lot. 30Y is not religious. 30Y is apolitical. 30Y is sensitive. 30Y likes simple sentences. 30Y is associative. 30Y is used to reading. 30Y does not write…”

Vad Fruttik is a Hungarian alternative rock band. They gained national fame in 2005. Their first studio album was released in 2006 under the title Digitally for Rózsikam. Two years later, another album was released (A Night in Bohemia), which was followed in 2010 by Fénystopposok and in 2013 by Darabok.

It was founded in May 2007, from the authors and members of Bori Péterfy's previous band, Amorf Ördögök.[1] Their debut album, Péterfy Bori & Love Band, was released in the fall of 2007 and went gold and then platinum.[2] This was followed by the second album 2 in 2009 and the third album 2B in 2010. Due to Bori Péterfy's pregnancy, the band took a break between January 2011 and May 2012, but at the end of 2012, their fourth album, White Nights, was released. Their fifth album, Dizzy, was released in April 2016.

Tamás Molnár (Budapest, December 2, 1987) is a Hungarian songwriter, lyricist, singer, and guitarist. He worked in a rock band (Anti Fitness Club) for 13 years, and later founded an electropop group (Jetlag). The artist who won the Fonogram and multiple VIVA Comet awards was also nominated for the Artisjus award in 2016