I am a concert and festival enthusiast from Hungary, living in the United Kingdom studying History and International Relations. I've been to various festivals in Europe, and my optimal number of festivals I need to visit a year is 3, but we all know that the more the merrier! My favourite genres are rock and metal, but I am open to all different kinds of music. Favourite bands? Name the sub-genre and I tell you my choice! ;)
Graspop 2019 will provide an excellent lineup of artists for the fans of metal music. In ‘Hidden Gem’, we draw your attention to an act that you might not know, but that deserves the spotlight. We take a look at Black Peaks and some of the highlights of their career.
Hellfest 2019 will have extremely strong headliners and artists from the heavy music scene. The French festival in Clisson has a really tight schedule with dozens of amazing bands to see. In 'Hidden Gem', we draw your attention to an act that you might not know, but that deserves the spotlight. We take a look at Cancer Bats and some of the highlights of their career.
On 27th June at VOLT Festival, the first slot on Telekom Main Stage said: winner of Nagy-Szín-Pad 2018: Apey and the Pea. For many the question comes up: what is Nagy-Szín-Pad? Nagy-Szín-Pad (Main Stage) is a Hungarian competition based on invitations. Producers, journalists, concerts organizers around the country suggest hundreds of acts who have achieved amazing results all by themselves: sold out club shows, high number of views on Youtube or being played on radio. Out of all these recommendations, a circle of professionals choose 8 acts to take part in the competition. The winner of Nagy-Szín-Pad 2018 is playing on the main stage of Sziget, VOLT, Strand and Campus festivals in Hungary. This year the winner is Hungarian stoner-doom metal Apey and the Pea, and after their concert at VOLT Festival we sat down with guitarist-vocalist András Áron “Apey”, and bass guitarist Zoltán Prepelicza for an interview about Nagy-Szín-Pad, their current summer tour, festivals and future plans.
More than 152,000 people have visited VOLT Festival over its five days last week in Sopron, Hungary, and around 40,000 guests were on the festival ground when heavy metal icons Iron Maiden headlined the festival on Thursday, selling out VOLT that day.
In four weeks time, VOLT Festival 2018 starts in Sopron, Hungary. As the date is approaching quickly, we have gathered five reasons why you should definitely consider going to VOLT this year! 1. The lineup
German industrial metal legends Rammstein are back in the studio to record their seventh studio album. As of now, no official release date has been announced yet.