Shortly after the formation of Besh o droM in 1999, it became the most popular band in world music in Hungary. His 10 records have been released so far, and his twisting concerts are forcing a delicate critic and a student who wants to dance. In the music of Besh o droM, Balkan and Hungarian folk music embraces klezmer and swing. It is a compelling and modern world music, it is no coincidence that the band receives a raging reception everywhere from Barcelona to Montreal. A well-known formation of world music festivals is a rare delicacy aboard the A38 Ship.

The formation, which started almost as a family business (the two founding member fronts, Gergő Barcza and Ádám Pettik's brothers-in-law), has now become a well-known style-creating trademark of Hungarian world music. Their musical adventure is in full swing, and their everyday lives are spent in a dialogue that is scattered in three countries.

During the forced rest of the pandemic that erupted almost immediately after the release of the twenty-year-old jubilee album (Besh o droM20), the album’s excellent professional critiques could not make up for the unsurpassed experience of meeting the audience. The slow revival of cultural life is expected with new record material, their momentum is unabated.

In the shadow of war, it’s not easy to forget to make music, dance, or organize and announce an event. During the organization of the concert, there was a need for both the band and the A38 team to respond to the situation. We want to believe that soon everyone can return home, start again, or continue what was interrupted. As a valve, a source of joy, relaxation, and a mental health package, we recommend the concert to everyone in the slow spring.

Band members:
Lili Kaszai - singing
Adam Pettik - singing, canoe
Csurkulya József - dulcimer
Máté Hámori - guitar
Herr Attila - bass guitar
Tamás Gergely Molnár - saxophone
Vilmos Seres - clarinet, saxophone
Ádám Ákos Szumper - drums