The frontman of The Pontiac band. During these performances, he showcases his favorite blues, country, folk, jazz, rock, and pop songs. What makes his concerts special is that no two nights are the same—the songs always sound a little different, with improvisation as the main element.

The frontman of The Pontiac band. During these performances, he showcases his favorite blues, country, folk, jazz, rock, and pop songs. What makes his concerts special is that no two nights are the same—the songs always sound a little different, with improvisation as the main element.

They play music from the cassette era that everyone knows — but no one has ever heard quite like this, in such a sophisticated, style-driven repertoire!
Pop masterpieces, cult pop, and New Wave songs in an electro-acoustic interpretation.
Nostalgic, yet instantly familiar.
There is a generation raised by David Bowie, Depeche Mode, and Tears for Fears — for whom these songs are not memories, but reflexes. Trashmadonna taps precisely into that frequency and gives it back slightly stronger than you remember it.
In an unplugged setup, they reinterpret iconic pop and New Wave classics from the ’80s and ’90s: U2, The Cure, A-ha, Pet Shop Boys, Duran Duran — a repertoire whose every beat you know, yet have never heard in such a unique electro-acoustic form.
Their mission is clear: to bring high-quality live music directly to people. Not only to major venues — but to the places where people are truly present.

The Captain Brothers band was founded by Sándor Kapitány (guitar, vocals) and Ferenc Kapitány (piano, vocals). In this "light" duo setup, they blend classic Texas and Chicago blues melodies with the songs of the Mississippi Delta. Their performances are further enriched by the unmistakable boogie-woogie and rock and roll-infused piano sound, paired with the slide dobro guitar. Like two close brothers in real life, they strive to entertain their audience to the fullest.

Barni and Peti, in addition to performing with their own bands “The Pontiac” and “Pénzes Máté és a Zseb,” often take the stage as a duo. During these performances, they play their favorite blues, country, folk, jazz, rock, and pop songs. The special feature of their duo concerts is that no two evenings are the same; the songs always sound a bit different, with improvisation playing a key role.