IAMYANK STNTLN Concert at House of Music Hungary: a ritual of sound and immersion
If you are in Budapest this spring and crave something deeper than a standard gig, IAMYANK’s performance of his third album STNTLN at the House of Music Hungary promises an unforgettable ritual that blends raw emotion with immersive visuals. Happening on 25 March 2026, this is more than music – it is a multi-sensory journey into solitude and self-discovery, tailored perfectly for visitors seeking unique cultural experiences in the city.
Discovering IAMYANK and the STNTLN album
IAMYANK stands out in Hungary’s music scene as a multi-instrumentalist who crafts sounds around his personal life experiences, defying genres and trends with unflinching honesty. His third full-length album, STNTLN, released last year, dives into themes of individual and societal loneliness through a fictional story of a guilt-ridden father, a lost son in his troubled mind, and a sister racing to save him, all confronting themselves in an all-powerful forest. What started with a haunting premiere in Budapest’s Fiumei Road Cemetery has evolved into cult status, and this March concert brings that intense world to the futuristic spaces of the House of Music Hungary. Expect a tribal, intimate fusion of raw Western-inspired dramas, 1960s psychedelic rock, classical film score orchestration, and Eastern European folk elements, all performed live with a stellar band.
Venue magic at House of Music Hungary
Nestled in City Park (Városliget), the House of Music Hungary – or Magyar Zene Háza – is a striking architectural gem with organic, flowing forms and world-class acoustics that make it one of Budapest’s must-visit spots for live performances. For this event on 25 March 2026, the Concert Hall (Koncertterem) transforms into the ideal stage for IAMYANK’s layered, dark yet uplifting compositions, enhanced by site-specific immersive visuals that pull you into the music’s emotional core. The venue’s advanced sound system ensures every note – from piano and guitar to electronic modules and cello – breathes as a living entity, creating a unity of sound, light, and feeling that lingers long after the show ends. As a tourist, arriving here feels like stepping into a modern wonder, especially if you pair it with a stroll through the nearby park or a visit to Vajdahunyad Castle.
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The concert experience: performers and setlist highlights
Doors open around 19:00 for the 19:30 start on Wednesday 25 March 2026, with the show running until about 21:00 in standing format – get ready for an up-close, energetic vibe. IAMYANK leads on guitar, keys, and electronics, backed by a talented lineup: Szalay Dániel on drums, Li Olivér on guitar, Labus Lili and Horváth Martina on vocals, Rádli Ramóna on cello, and Mohácsi Mátyás on bass. The set centres on STNTLN, delivering that profound internal voyage where silence meets monumental walls of sound, amplified by a unique visual concept designed for this venue. It is performative art at its finest: not radio-friendly pop, but a transcendent force that demands full immersion, perfect for those nights when you want music to shake you to the bone.
Event details
Date: 25 March 2026
Time: 19:30–21:00
Venue: House of Music Hungary (Magyar Zene Háza), Concert Hall, City Park, Budapest
Genre: Pop, Electronic/Sound Art, Traditional/World Music
Performers: IAMYANK (guitar, keys, electronics), Szalay Dániel (drums), Li Olivér (guitar), Labus Lili & Horváth Martina (vocals), Rádli Ramóna (cello), Mohácsi Mátyás (bass)
Tickets: Standing only, 5,900–6,900 HUF, available via zenehaza.hu (sells out fast, check TicketSwap resale)
More info: https://zenehaza.hu/esemeny/iamyank-stntln
Tickets, tips and why it is a Budapest essential
Tickets are standing only, priced at 5,900–6,900 HUF, and available through the official House of Music Hungary website – they tend to sell out fast for IAMYANK shows, so book early or check the official resale partner TicketSwap for safe secondary options. The event is produced by the venue itself, ensuring top production values. This concert is ideal for foreign visitors because it captures Budapest’s boundary-pushing creative spirit in one of its newest icons, offering a night of self-reflection amid stunning architecture and innovative sound. Whether you are drawn to electronic sound art, global folk infusions, or psychedelic depths, IAMYANK’s STNTLN ritual at the House of Music Hungary delivers a one-of-a-kind evening that transcends everyday entertainment.
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