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Anything can happen on the weekend jam nights when the most popular Hungarian musicians create random formations and play true bebop to entertain the audience.

The band’s sound world is contemporary jazz based on Bartók’s traditions, which draws from the American jazz avant-garde of the 60s, using elements of folk music, bop, and swing.

After the successful weekend jam sessions, Budapest Jazz Club now welcomes everyone to the new Thursday jams!

Márton Eged, bassist and composer, has been an active presence in the Hungarian jazz scene since the early 2000s.

Each Wednesday, a different trio of talented young musicians is in charge of good vibes, and they welcome the audience to take part in their game.

The origin of their powerful and exciting musical style lies in the helicon bass instrument, which is almost entirely absent in Hungary. 

Spontaneous & joyful open jam nights of The Liszt Academy of Music’s amazingly talented young musicians every Tuesday.

The trio’s distinctive sound is shaped by its unique and relatively rare instrumentation: guitar, Hammond organ and drums, through which they perform jazz standards while paying tribute to the organ trio tradition.

Anything can happen on the weekend jam nights when the most popular Hungarian musicians create random formations and play true bebop to entertain the audience.

Romanian songstress Luiza Zan is one of the most interesting and original jazz singers not just in this Central- East European region but in the whole of Europe.

Anything can happen on the weekend jam nights when the most popular Hungarian musicians create random formations and play true bebop to entertain the audience.

Students of the Jazz Faculty of Bartók Béla Conservatory are the most talented and and the youngest jazz musicians of their generation.

After the successful weekend jam sessions, Budapest Jazz Club now welcomes everyone to the new Thursday jams!

Students of the Jazz Faculty of Bartók Béla Conservatory are the most talented and and the youngest jazz musicians of their generation.

Anything can happen on the weekend jam nights when the most popular Hungarian musicians create random formations and play true bebop to entertain the audience.