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Sziget 2025


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18 hours ago, nathanh said:

In the city preferably, Any kind of flat or hotel.

 

Never been but missed out on Glasto this morning so hoping Sziget could be my big festival. 

 

Take a look around Batthyány tér station. The H5 line takes you directly to the festival and the M2 to the city center if you want to go sightseeing during the day.

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36 minutes ago, Sziget2025_Leaks said:


I'd say one of them counts as a rapper.

 

 


Late November or early December.
 


Budapest.

 


Too early for her to return.

 


No.

 

Does announcing later mean that there will be more acts announced, or will any additional acts whose contracts have been signed in the past few weeks just be held back to the 2nd announcement?

 

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3 hours ago, Aokdub said:

Good question. I think most people would view him as a sub but I think he'd be a headliner. Don't know how big he is in Hungary though. Might need a strong sub if he headlined.


no come on… Sziget has gone down lately but not this much. 

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1 hour ago, Akujin said:


no come on… Sziget has gone down lately but not this much. 

Do I think he should be a headliner? No. Do I think he'd be booked as a headliner? Yes. He definitely would've headlined in this years lineup. He falls into that grey area of not quite strong enough as a headliner but probably too popular to be sub

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3 hours ago, Aokdub said:

Do I think he should be a headliner? No. Do I think he'd be booked as a headliner? Yes. He definitely would've headlined in this years lineup. He falls into that grey area of not quite strong enough as a headliner but probably too popular to be sub

I am familiar with every Sziget headliner and sub in years if not decades but never heard of that guy. Take of that what you want. 

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