Rita Ora live in Budapest Park 2026 – a must‑see summer concert for Budapest visitors
Rita Ora is finally bringing her first solo concert to Budapest, lighting up Budapest Park with her biggest hits on 29 July 2026, right in the heart of the summer concert season. If you’re planning a city break in Budapest and love international pop, this show is one of the standout nightlife events to add to your itinerary.
Event details
- Date: Wednesday, 29 July 2026
- Venue: Budapest Park, Fábián Juli tér 1, 9th District, Budapest
- Tickets: Presale for Live Nation members starts soon; on-site purchase available without service fees
- Gates: Early evening opening expected, with warm-up acts before the main show
Why this concert is special
Rita Ora has performed at several major Hungarian festivals such as Balaton Sound, EFOTT and SZIN, but this will be her first ever standalone Budapest concert, promising a full‑scale headline show tailored to her own setlist and production. For visitors, that means an evening focused entirely on one global pop star rather than a short festival slot in a bigger line‑up.
Budapest Park itself adds to the experience: it’s a huge open‑air club and concert venue that feels like a mini‑festival, with multiple bars, food trucks and themed areas where you can hang out before and after the show. On a warm July night, dancing under the stars with thousands of fans is one of the most atmospheric ways to experience Budapest’s famous summer nightlife.
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What to expect from the show
Rita Ora will arrive with a hit‑packed setlist featuring fan favourites such as Anywhere, Let You Love Me, Praising You and other chart‑topping singles that have earned her more than 10 billion streams worldwide and 13 Top 10 singles in the UK, including four number ones. You can also expect tracks from her 2023 album You & I, a collection of emotional, love‑themed pop songs that reached number one on the UK Official Independent Albums Chart.
Beyond the music, Rita Ora is known for her energetic stage presence, fashion‑forward looks and strong connection with the audience, shaped by a career that spans music, film, television and fashion collaborations. Combined with Budapest Park’s large stage, high‑quality sound and vibrant light show, the concert promises a visually striking, festival‑level production in a single, easy‑to‑plan evening.
Practical tips for tourists
To make the most of the night, arrive early to explore the different zones of Budapest Park, grab street‑food style dinner and find a good spot close to the stage or in the elevated viewing areas. The venue is entirely outdoors, so pack light layers and comfortable shoes, and check the weather forecast before heading out.
If you’re staying in the city centre, you can reach Budapest Park in about 15–25 minutes by tram or taxi, and many visitors combine the concert with an afternoon walk along the Danube or a visit to nearby cultural venues like Müpa and the National Theatre earlier in the day. After the show, you can either stay on for the post‑concert party at the venue or head back into downtown Budapest to continue the night in one of the city’s famous ruin bars.