Sziget Festival 2023
- Obuda Island, Budapest, Hungary
- 9-14 August 2023
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The Island of Freedom
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Sziget Festival is a Hungarian music festival and one of Europe's most famous. Each summer it brings an incredible and diverse lineup of musical superstars to Óbuda Island in the Hungarian capital of Budapest.
Spread over a remarkable six days, Sziget's genre-spanning lineup covers everything from rock, indie and pop through to all varieties of dance music. In its acclaimed history spanning three decades, Sziget has seen main stage sets from the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Gorillaz, Kendrick Lamar, Muse, Ed Sheeran and Rihanna.
But Sziget doesn't stop at just the music, with the Hungarian festival also laying on all kinds of other activities for festival-goers to enjoy or take part in, such as a cinema, a theatre, contemporary circus shows, sporting events, and even a beach along the Danube in which you can swim.
Lineup
The lineup for 2023 will be announced closer to the festival.
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Óbuda Island is in the north of Budapest on the Danube. But it isn't just the island where Sziget takes place, with the entire city lighting up for a week of non-stop partying.
Address
Obuda Island, Budapest, 1033, Hungary
FAQs
Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is located south-east of Budapest, and has good public transport links to the city centre. Buses depart every ten minutes and cost as little as €1 for a one-way fare.
The city is also easily accessibly by rail from the rest of Hungary and neighbouring Europe.
This is an all ages festival. Children under 11 can enter for free when accompanied by an adult.
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