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September 15-17, 2023. Rákóczi tér & Rákóczi tér market hall

Celebrate Hungarian jazz with us at the third Józsefváros Jazz Festival, which will take place again on Rákóczi tér between  September 15 and 17! Budapest’s most colorful district, the beautiful Józsefváros, proudly welcomes jazz lovers to this special event. In putting together this year’s program, we also wanted to showcase as many talented female performers as possible.

Many of our world-famous jazz musicians were born and live in Józsefváros, and have gone on to world fame, promoting Hungarian culture through jazz music. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this musical journey, where the magic of jazz meets the rich cultural atmosphere of Józsefváros.

Join us and discover the meeting of past and present in the Hungarian jazz music scene, and enjoy the exciting concerts in the heart of the city!

Details: http://jazzfesztival.jozsefvaros.hu/

Friday, September 15, 2023

16:00 Nagy Noémi Quartet – Rákóczi tér

17:00 Balázs József Quintet – Market Hall

18:00 Oláh Kálmán Quintet ft. Andy Middleton (USA) – Rákóczi tér

19:00 Toni Fidanza (Italy) piano, guest: Márton Sebes, saxophone – Market hall

20:00 Nagy Emma Quintet – Rákóczi tér

21:00 Kovász – Market Hall

 

Saturday, September 16, 2023

16:00 Tribute To Füsti Balogh Band – Rákóczi tér

17:00 Zoltán Pintér and Gábor Kollmann Quartet – Market Hall

18:00 Concert by teachers and students of the Snétberger Music Talent Center – Rákóczi tér

19:00 Kálmán Balogh & Gipsy Cimbalom Band – Market hall

20.00 KunaTones – Rákóczi tér

21:00 Season Criminals – Market hall

 

Sunday, September 17, 2023

16:00 Orbay Lilla Quintet – Rákóczi tér

17:00 Tzumo Quartet – Market Hall

18:00 Balázs Elemér Group ft. Szőke Nikoletta – Rákóczi tér

19:00 New Fossils – Market Hall

20:00 Duka Laci Gipsy Swing – Rákóczi tér

21:00 JÜ – Market Hall

The event is free of charge.

Sponsors of the event: Municipality of Józsefváros, Budapest Vásárcsarnokai Kft., Budapest Zongoraszalon, Italian Cultural Institute, R55 Music Store