The new date for the postponed concert on November 13th. The Dub Pistols have achieved everything they can and still want more. They are simply one of the best live bands in the UK.
Dub Pistols, led by Barry Ashworth and Jason O’Bryan, were formed in London in 1996. The two producers (Ashworth also as vocalist, O’Bryan as bassist) travelled a long road from their early singles to the fully developed Six Million Ways To Live LP, a journey that brought them widespread popularity. While difficult to categorise, their core influences can be identified as dub and hip-hop, blended with elements of ska, punk, techno and breakbeats.
They have produced numerous remixes for artists such as Moby, The Crystal Method, Limp Bizkit, Bono, Korn and Ian Brown. Their collaboration with Busta Rhymes, “One,” appeared on the Blade II soundtrack, while “Molotov” was featured in Alfonso Cuarón’s Y Tu Mamá También. The two producers also brought their sound to the stage in a live setup, joined by collaborators including UK hip-hop pioneer Rodney P, singer Terry Hall, American vocalist T.K. Lawrence, trombonist Tim Hutton and scratch DJ Styx. Additional featured artists include Lynval Golding (The Specials), Horace Andy and MC SirReal.
Dub Pistols’ explosive dancefloor anthems have detonated countless clubs worldwide. Often compared to Basement Jaxx for their electronic eclecticism, they move with deadly precision across virtually every dance music genre - something they have repeatedly proven live in Hungary as well.
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With a career spanning nearly three decades, the Freestylers —Aston Harvey and Matt Cantor — have made their mark on the electronic dance music scene. From playing the world’s biggest festivals and clubs to appearing on Top of the Pops, they’ve remained at the forefront of the genre without ever standing still.
This event is the rescheduled date of the originally planned 2025. November 13 show. Tickets purchased for the original date will automatically remain valid for the new date.
We recommend a delightful dinner before the concert:
Starters:
● Game ragout soup with chestnuts and forest mushrooms (celery, lactose, tree nuts)
● Pumpkin hummus with beetroot falafel and pita (gluten, sesame seeds)
● Cinnamon quince cream soup with toasted almonds (tree nuts)
Main Courses:
● Bacon-wrapped pork tenderloin medallions with rosehip sauce and potato dumplings with chestnuts and Brussels sprouts (gluten, lactose, egg, tree nuts)
● Thyme-infused chicken supreme with pumpkin purée, pomegranate sauce, and croquettes
(gluten, egg, lactose)
● Jerusalem artichoke and porcini mushroom risotto with vegan parmesan and roasted beetroot chips (salt, gluten, soy)
● Confit beef neck in hunter’s sauce (*vadas*) with crispy napkin dumplings (lactose, gluten, celery, egg)
Desserts:
● Raspberry and hazelnut cream slice (soy, tree nuts)
● Coconut panna cotta with passion fruit jelly and pomegranate seeds (lactose)
● KitKat cheesecake (gluten, soy, lactose, egg, tree nuts)
