Fiúk x 6363

Evrybody keeps talking about how to do evrything the rite way. But theres not nearly enough talk about how to mess somthing up. This autum, across 6 stops, the dear audiance can finally find out how we messed it all up.

Performers:
6363 – the Hungarian invetor of messing things up
Fiúk – founders of the Institute for Messing Things Up Research

Come its gonna be realy good!

The concert is supported by the NKA and the Hangfoglaló Program.

Fiúk:
“Kebab punk from Budapest” – that’s how Fiúk describe themselves. Their style combines Eastern European bitterness with an American feel-good attitude, blending elements of indie pop, alternative rock and punk. Their lyrics tell direct, everyday and nostalgic generational stories about growing up, friendship and the experience of being young in the city. With their distinctive sound and energetic performances, Fiúk have become a notable presence on the Hungarian music scene.

6363:
6363 is an important figure on the Hungarian rap scene, whose work stands out above all for lyrics rich in literary depth, wordplay and linguistic creativity. He is honest, outspoken and critical. Musically, he enjoys exploring both old-school and new-school hip-hop. He also likes to share his art and experiment with artists working in different genres of popular music – something clearly reflected in his many successful collaborations.