Azahriah has announced a second concert at Budapest Park after tickets for his originally scheduled 18 September performance sold out within a single day, organizers said.
The additional show will take place on 19 September as part of the artist’s 2026 nationwide tour. According to the organizers, overwhelming demand prompted the decision to add a second Budapest date after the first concert quickly reached capacity.
Both Budapest Park performances will follow the same concept, centring on the live return of A ló túloldalán, the 2022 collaborative album by Azahriah and DESH. Although the two artists have continued to perform selected songs together over the years, the full album has not been presented live in its entirety for several years.
The album blended elements of trap, pop, reggaeton, R&B and other musical styles, creating a sound that organizers said introduced a fresh direction to Hungary’s mainstream music scene. It has since accumulated more than 172 million streams on Spotify, while its tracks have generated a combined total of over 168 million views on YouTube.
Azahriah has become one of the most influential figures in Hungarian popular music in recent years. In 2024 he made history by selling out three consecutive concerts at Budapest’s Puskás Arena, performing to around 140,000 spectators before taking an almost year-long break from live performances.
He returned to the stage in autumn 2025 with three sold-out shows at the MVM Dome before launching a nationwide tour in 2026. The two Budapest Park concerts will serve as the capital’s stops on that tour.
Ticket sales for the newly announced 19 September concert will begin at 10:00am on 17 July, organizers said.
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