Stormzy, Fred again.., and Sam Smith among first names for Sziget Festival 2024
Budapest's Sziget Festival has announced its first wave of acts for 2024 including the headliners Stormzy, Fred again.., Sam Smith and Martin Garrix.
Taking place from 7-12 August 2024, on Budapest’s Óbuda Island, Sziget Festival welcome the likes of AMÉMÉ, Aurora, Big Thief, Blondshell, Crystal Fighters, Eris Drew & Octo Octa, Fontaines D.C., Four Tet, Honey Dijon, Joost, Joesef, Joker Out, Louis Tomlinson, L’Impératrice, MEUTE, Nia Archives, Dom Dolla, Nova Twins, Overmono, Pip Blom, Warhaus, and Yard Act, plus more to be announced.
Reflecting on how the lineup, CEO of Sziget Festival, Tamás Kádár says: "We have already received a lot of positive feedback during this year's Sziget about how much the festival has improved in almost all areas compared to the 2022 Sziget, and from the early bird ticket sales so far we can observe that there is a huge interest in the 2024 festival". He continues: "This announcement, which is only the first ‘package’ for now, shows that next year Sziget will also feature big world stars, current artists and newly discovered musical specialities, so that everyone will be offered a strong and exciting selection of music, regardless of genre”.
Six-day and three-day tickets, plus accommodation options for Sziget 2024 are now on sale. For more information, head to szigetfestival.com.
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