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Noir Voyage: Black Ship Sessions - 3 napos bérlet
Fran Palermo, Amber Smith, Woomb (BG), AF90 (AT) - Day 1
- 21 February 2025
Henge (UK), Siketfajd, Kavasutra (SI), Vagina Corporation - Day 2.
- 22 February 2025
Heavy Lungs (UK), Dope Calypso, Tender Youth (DK) - Day 3.
- 23 February 2025
Normál napijegy
• Noir Voyage: Black Ship Sessions DAY 1 •
Festival day ticket: https://www.a38.hu/hu/program/fran-palermo-hu-28659
The ticket is valid for the 1st day of the festival, so you can also visit the Fran Palermo, WOOMB and Amber Smith, AF90 concert that day: https://fb.me/e/7ntIy9OcU
You can also exchange a three-day pass for the festival!
PROGRAM DAY 1
Concert hall:
• Woomb
• Fran Palermo
Orr studio:
• AF90
• Amber Smith
Pay attention, because something different is brewing now. This is not the place where you look for the mainstream marina, and it is not the party where you scream the well-known choruses. Noir Voyage: Black Ship Sessions is a journey where the boundaries of musical genres are blurred, and only what is truly raw, bold and original remains. This is a celebration of uncompromising creativity and groundbreaking music, where performers are not afraid to show that true art is about challenging norms.
Join us aboard the A38 Ship, where pure energy and musical rebels take over.
• Heavy Lungs • Henge • Kavasutra • Vagina Corporation • Fran Palermo • Tender Youth • Dope Calypso • Siketfajd • Amber Smith • AF90 •
• Fran Palermo was founded in late 2011 in Budapest by singer-guitarist-frontman Henri Gonzo. The band's style spans a wide range of genres, from indie to rock and roll to afropop, all spiced up with a Mediterranean vibe, tinged with percussion, brass and keyboards. Their unique, complex soundscape is perhaps also due to the fact that children from four nations – Hungarian, Spanish, Cuban, Greek – brought their musical cultures with them and kneaded them together. By now, the band has grown into a defining concert band in Budapest and has a loyal fan base.
• When you look at the front rows of Woomb’s concerts, you immediately notice something special in the air: every member of the audience – from teenagers and young people in their twenties to seasoned music fans yearning for a long-awaited, authentic and soul-piercing experience – is experiencing the moment together, under the delicate guidance of frontman Hristo Yordanov.
Less than two years after their debut, the Bulgarian duo Woomb has proven that they are not just a local phenomenon attracting a community of fans with their genre-crossing sound, but also a creative force on an unstoppable path. Where does this journey lead?
Even before the release of the To Never Fear the Sun EP, it was clear that Woomb was able to push boundaries, and their sound spans a wide spectrum of musical and cinematic influences. The band, which originally recorded its songs between Sofia and London, is made up of Hristo Yordanov, a young singer-songwriter with a background in visual arts, and Gueorgui Linev, a composer/producer raised in the United States. Gueorgui already boasted an impressive portfolio before Woomb – he is the founder of the Billboard-charting Kan Wakan project and has worked with artists such as Baby Keem, Thundercat, Moses Sumney and current Linkin Park singer Emily Armstrong.
The event is supported by Liveurope, the National Cultural Support Manager and the Ministry of Culture and Innovation.
The event is supported by the MOL-New Europe Foundation as part of the Felhangolva! series.
Fran Palermo was formed by the singer-songwriter Henri Gonzo in late 2011 in Budapest, Hungary. The band’s music and style are characterized by different genres, mostly by indie, rock and roll, afro pop and even by mediterranean vibes. The unique and original soundscape requires a bigger band on the stage. The speciality of the band comes not just from mixing different instruments, but from the diverse origin of the members. They have a vivid inherited cultural background such as Cuban, Spanish, Greek and Hungarian. By now Fran Palermo has become one of Budapest’s main concert bands, owning numerous loyal fans. The band released their first EP called ‘Arizona’ at the end of 2011. Their next records, both EPs, are called Museum of Clouds (2012) and Natural Cash (2013). In 2013, Henri Gonzo moved to England for one and a half years, thus during this period the band only gave occasional concerts. After the ‘gap-year’ and a dynamic come back, the band released a new EP called Sun in Splendour, as the herald of the first full length album. In 2015, the first Self Titled album brought a new, tropical jungle-rock sound to the Hungarian music scene. Real recognition and popularity followed the release. Ever since than the band performed at each famous Hungarian music festival and was also finalist in a prestigious song competition. After their performance in the talent show called Nagy-Szín-Pad, where they received the highest votes from the jury, Fran Palermo was chosen the Discovery of the Year at Petőfi Music Awards.
Only a year after their debut album, in May 2016 they released Razzle Dazzle, which is the band’s most vivid, colorful and diverse album yet and finished on every Hungarian album top list of the year. Fran Palermo is a returning guest to each great festival, such as Sziget Festival,
VOLT Festival, but they also performed at Telekom Electronic Beast Festival and at the Dutch Eurosonic Norderslag Showcase 2017 in Groningen. After touring around Hungary, the band desires to play on European stages.
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The concert was supported by the Uptuned! serie of MOL-New Europe Foundation.