The members of Blahalouisiana are dreaming big with a special concert to bring their second album, to be released in the autumn of 2017, to their audience. On this occasion, singer Barbara Schoblocher's instantly recognisable voice and the unique Blahalouisiana sound will be complemented by classical instruments and a Hammond organ, as scored by composers Dániel Dobri and Bence Farkas. It is the atmosphere of the '70s that the band will be conjuring up on the Müpa Budapest stage: All at once, you can travel in time, land on the Moon and take a pleasure flight on the wings of music.
For this special occasion, they have put together an orchestra with a string quartet, wind instruments and a Hammond organ in the style of the James Bond movies of the '70s. While the band will be playing popular songs from their first EP from 2013 (Tales of Blahalouisiana) and last year's début full-length album (Blahalouisiana) at Müpa Budapest in versions never before heard, the core of the show will be material from their second album, scheduled for release this autumn. As usual, the ten songs on the record will include songs in both Hungarian and English.

Presented by: Müpa Budapest