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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.

ATTENTION! Due to illness, János Egri Jr. will perform at tonight’s concert instead of Róbert Szakcsi Lakatos.

Szakcsi Lakatos Róbert has invited the most outstanding young talents to join his newly founded formation.

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

The Vibratone Quartet aims to make the vibraphone more widely known, hoping that through the discovery of the instrument the audience will also be brought closer to the world of contemporary jazz and collective improvisation.

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 program is rooted in the traditions of hard bop and, alongside original compositions, features works by legendary composers such as Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter, and Joe Henderson.

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

Raul Midón is described by The New York Times Magazine as a one-man band, primarily because he creates a uniquely rich concert sound through his percussive guitar technique reminiscent of drum accompaniment, one-handed conga playing, and sounds produced by muting the guitar strings rather than plucking them.

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Raul Midón is described by The New York Times Magazine as a one-man band, primarily because he creates a uniquely rich concert sound through his percussive guitar technique reminiscent of drum accompaniment, one-handed conga playing, and sounds produced by muting the guitar strings rather than plucking them.

The duo of Myrtill Micheller and Tibor Pintér, successful for over ten years, performs monthly at the BJC. Their repertoire primarily consists of jazz standards, evergreens, and jazzy adaptations of pop songs.