MCC Feszt | Programs | Szeresd a trashem!
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Szeresd a trashem!

Concert
Aug
3
Saturday
12:30 AM–1:30 AM
MCC-Aréna powered by RWi
MCC Feszt Pass Required

Pioneered by DJ Ash & Diamond, Szeresd a trashem! merges modern hits with nostalgic melodies in their electrifying parties. Born from a spontaneous road trip brainstorm, they redefine "trash" music as a vibrant lifestyle rather than a genre, curating sets that span from drum & bass to hardstyle. Their dynamic performances at Budapest Park and major festivals like LEN and East Fest captivate audiences with interactive elements like clown-costumed twerking and cotton candy making. With a growing following drawn to their bold playlist and lively personas, Szeresd a trashem! aims to spread their unconventional party ethos across Hungary, promising scandalously good times at every turn.

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Szeresd a Trashem!
 
 
 
 

Programs

Aug
1
Thursday
Majka
Aug
1
Thursday
Halott Pénz
Aug
2
Friday
Ákos
Aug
3
Saturday
Tankcsapda

We reserve the right to change the program.


News

8/8/24
The Party Will Return: MCC Feszt Concludes its Most Successful Festival Yet and Prepares for Next Year
The Carpathian Basin's Most Important Cultural, Professional, and Music Festival Will Return
8/2/24
MCC Feszt Day 2: Despite the Rain, Full House at the Public Discussions and Concerts at MCC Feszt
The second day of this year's MCC Feszt was rich in outstanding professional programs despite the rainy weather. Every panel discussion was held to a full house, and the Edu Promenade was bustling with numerous visitors and families eager to see the exhibitors. In the evening, concerts had their crowd partying enthusiastically.
8/1/24
An Intellectual Showcase and the Crème de la Crème of Hungarian Pop Music– The Fourth MCC Feszt has Kicked Off.
A full house, exciting panel discussions, dozens of exhibitions on Edu Promenade – the fourth MCC Festival kicked off with outstanding success on Thursday in Esztergom. Domestic and international experts discussed global changes and the development of Hungarian tourism. More than 100 exhibitors opened their tents, and spectacular concerts began in the capital of the Danube Bend.
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