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Thievery Corporation, Budapest Park, 5 July

• 23 Jun 2022 12:21 PM

The history of the Washington electronic music duo, Thievery Corporation, began more than two decades ago, during which time the Hungarian audience was dazzled  by their live performance several times, most recently in 2019.

They mix the genres of dub, bossa nova, trip hop, acid jazz and electronics.

Their latest record was released in 2020 on which their previous songs were adapted into a symphonic sound, conquering another world of music.

So on July 5, they will return to the stage of Budapest Park with an extremely eclectic show.

Date and time:
Tuesday 5 july, 6 pm.

Venue:
Budapest Park
1095 Budapest, Soroksári Út 60.

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