The event series Lyukas Dalok (Songs from the Lyuk) accompanies the Kiscell Museum's exhibition Fekete Lyuk - The Edge of Hell. These evenings will feature musicians who were regular performers at the legendary club Fekete Lyuk. On 30 March, Müller Péter Sziámi AndFriends and Nulladik Változat, who are celebrating their 30th anniversary, will take the stage.

According to the prestigious literary journal Élet és Irodalom, Müller Péter Sziámi AndFriends is one of Hungary's best concert bands. A group of friends hallmarked by the name of Péter Sziámi Müller, they have been touring the clubs and festivals of Hungary for six years. Although they have recorded three new albums in that time, they are also the keepers of underground musical traditions.   

At this concert, the band will play banned and tolerated songs from 1980 until today - if you haven't yet familiarized yourself with Hungarian underground culture from the '80s, this is definitely the best opportunity to do just that. We can guarantee that the songs still have valid messages today, however fortunate or unfortunate that is.

The members of the band are: 

Müller Péter Sziámi - vocals, lyrics (URH, Kontroll, Sziámi)
Kirschner Péter - composition, guitars, vocals (URH, Európa Kiadó, 2. Műsor, Bródy János)
Varga Orsolya - keyboards, vocals (Európa Kiadó, Orkesztra Luna)
Angler Ákos - drums (Sziámi, Anima Sound System, Odett)
Winterverber Csaba - bass (Európa Kiadó, Napra)

You can buy tickets online by clicking here.
Early bird from 1 March: 3000 HUF
Pre-sale until 29 March: 3500 HUF
General admission/purchased on the spot: 4000 HUF


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