ELEFÁNT

Having played numerous sold-out shows both at Budapest Park and clubs across the country, ELEFÁNT’s uniqueness lies in the fact that they form a community not only with each other, but also with the best audience in the entire universe.

The songs of the multiple gold- and platinum-selling band are special because they contain everything you could possibly want: joy, sadness, that kinda-shitty in-between feeling – they explore a wide spectrum of emotions and musical genres, blending them together as if it were the most natural thing in the universe.

At their concerts, you can pogo while slow dancing or slow dance while pogoing. In recent years, ELEFÁNT has become an unmissable part of the Hungarian popular music scene – but then again, who would ever want to miss them?!

KOLIBRI

Behind the stage name Kolibri is Bognár András, who has gained increasing popularity on the Hungarian music and festival scene over the past four years. In his deeply introspective Hungarian-language songs, he blends alternative/indie music with electronic elements. His aim is to create an intimate, melancholic atmosphere where listeners can focus on their inner experiences and, leaving the outside world behind, immerse themselves in their own inner world.

Kolibri’s first full-length album, Nagyon Jó, Nagyon Rossz, Nagyon Jó, released in 2023, was met with both critical and audience acclaim, leading to sold-out club shows and appearances on festival stages.

Kolibri is also behind the Végtelen Jövő Hajógyár Himnusz, has released two singles together with Hundred Sins, and is a recurring collaborator with the Wavy collective. The album was followed by the KEIKO single in September 2023, and at the end of 2024, he released the five-track Ballagás EP together with Co Lee and TEM-BO.

Originally launched as a solo project, Kolibri has since expanded into a three-piece band. The band’s second full-length album, Rúnák, was released in spring 2025, followed later that year by the singles Nem Ismerlek and Télbe át.