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Iggy Pop, Kraftwerk, and other superstars in the Veszprém this summer
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Iggy Pop, Kraftwerk, and other superstars in the Veszprém this summer

Hype&Hyper · 19 04 2023

Many other performers will also be worth a visit to Veszprém this summer.

For four months, more than sixty foreign and Hungarian artists will perform at the Factory’ard CulturePark, one of the summer venues of the Veszprém—Balaton 2023 European Capital of Culture program, in the area of the Veszprém furniture factory.

The opening weekend, starting on 5 May, will feature a free concert by the local band Vad Fruttik, followed on 6 May by Stereo MC’S, one of the most successful British hip-hop bands of all time.

And during the summer, in addition to Iggy Pop and Kraftwerken, Franz Ferdinand, Papa Roach, Paul Kalkbrenner, Tom Odell, and other international and national stars will perform.

More information on the Factory’ard CulturePark website.

Source: veszprembalaton2023.hu

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