Vienna already has a ten-year tradition of what for the first time arrives to Hungary: JaJaJa Festival brings fresh sounds of Scandinavia to A38, so that the Budapest audience can experience what our northerners are up against. The showroom will be filled with polar light and cool winds for one night, but three performers will ensure that nobody fails.
The main actor will be the hippie-hop singer Iris Gold of Copenhagen, who will deliver the tune that hits the tune quality of British stars. Before that, Lake Jons will be responsible for demonstrating that a Finnish band can make 100% heart-warming indie folk. The evening will be opened by the Great News Norwegian Daze pop trio, with whom it can be effectively argued that after 2010 it is worth exploring indie performers: Clash magazine refers to them as a direct branch of Tame Impala.