Experience the Cutting Edge of Budapest’s Jazz Scene: Less Is More 4 – Hello Ati! Live at Dobozi21

Experience the Cutting Edge of Budapest’s Jazz Scene: Less Is More 4 – Hello Ati! Live at Dobozi21

Are you searching for an unforgettable night of live music in Budapest this spring? Mark your calendar for Friday, May 9, 2025, at 19:30 and head to Dobozi21 (Dobozi utca 21, Budapest 1086) for a truly unique concert experience: Less Is More 4 – Hello Ati!

Practical Information

  • Date & Time: Friday, May 9, 2025, 19:30
  • Venue: Dobozi21, Dobozi utca 21, Budapest 1086, Hungary
  • Entry Fee: 2000 HUF (tickets available at the door)
  • Getting There: Dobozi21 is easily accessible by public transport and located in the heart of Budapest’s lively 8th district.

Why This Event Is a Must-See

Budapest’s experimental jazz scene is renowned for its innovation and boundary-pushing performances, and Less Is More 4 stands at the very heart of this creative movement. For over fifteen years, this group—originally known as the Less Is More trio—has been a defining force in Hungary’s free music landscape. With the addition of Bálint Bolcsó’s live electronics, the band evolved into Less Is More 4, and now, with the arrival of acclaimed drummer Attila Gyárfás, the quartet is entering an exciting new chapter.

This concert is not just another gig—it’s the debut performance of Attila Gyárfás with the band, following the departure of founding drummer Zsolt Sárvári Kovács. Expect an evening charged with anticipation, creative energy, and the thrill of witnessing a new lineup in action.

What Makes Less Is More 4 Unique?

Less Is More 4 is celebrated for its total improvisation approach. Every performance is a one-of-a-kind journey, where the spontaneous interplay between vibraphone, double bass, and acoustic drums is transformed in real time by Bolcsó’s arsenal of electronic effects. The result? Genre-defying, atmospheric soundscapes that push the boundaries of contemporary jazz and experimental music.

Meet the Band:

  • Oliver Mayne – Vibraphone
  • Bálint Bolcsó – Live Electronics
  • Ernő Hock – Double Bass
  • Attila Gyárfás – Drums

Their music appeals to fans of free jazz, live electronica, experimental sound art, and anyone eager to experience the future of jazz right now.

What to Expect at the Concert

  • A Night of Pure Spontaneity: No two performances are ever the same. The band’s improvisational ethos ensures that every moment is fresh, unpredictable, and deeply engaging.
  • Live Electronic Manipulation: Bolcsó’s electronic treatments add layers of texture and intrigue, creating soundworlds that are both immersive and avant-garde.
  • A Welcoming Community: Dobozi21 is known for its intimate, friendly atmosphere—perfect for music lovers who want to get close to the action and meet like-minded locals and visitors.
  • Affordable Entry: Tickets are just 2000 HUF, making this a fantastic value for a world-class live music experience.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Show

  • Witness a New Era: Be among the first to see Attila Gyárfás perform with Less Is More 4, bringing his own style and energy to the group’s ever-evolving sound.
  • Support Local Culture: By attending, you’re supporting Budapest’s vibrant independent music scene and experiencing the city like a true insider.
  • Perfect for Jazz and Experimental Music Fans: Whether you’re a dedicated jazz aficionado, a lover of experimental sounds, or just curious about Budapest’s creative nightlife, this event promises to be a highlight of the spring.

Discover More

Curious about Less Is More 4’s music before the show? Listen to their albums Do the Limbo and In Limbo on Bandcamp or catch their live videos on YouTube for a taste of their genre-bending soundscapes.

Don’t miss your chance to experience the future of jazz in Budapest! Join us for Less Is More 4 – Hello Ati! at Dobozi21 and be part of a night where music, innovation, and community come together in perfect harmony. See you there!

Experience the Cutting Edge of Budapest’s Jazz Scene: Less Is More 4 – Hello Ati! Live at Dobozi21