Budapest

British Indie Rock Band: Budapest is a British indie rock band formed in 2009. The band's lineup consists of John Garrison (vocals, guitar), Sam Bonham (guitar), Martin Slattery (keyboards), Hugo Harrison (bass), and Joe Reeves (drums). Known for their anthemic melodies, energetic performances, and emotive lyrics, Budapest has gained a dedicated following in the UK and beyond.

Debut Album "Too Blind to Hear": Budapest gained recognition with their debut album, "Too Blind to Hear", released in 2011. The album featured a mix of indie rock, pop, and folk influences, showcasing the band's dynamic sound and songwriting prowess. Singles like "Is This the Best It Gets?" and "Cassanova" received airplay on BBC Radio and helped establish Budapest as rising stars in the indie music scene.

Subsequent Releases and Evolution: Following the success of their debut album, Budapest continued to release new music and evolve their sound. Their sophomore album, "A Thousand Years", was released in 2015 and showcased a more mature and polished sound, with introspective lyrics and lush arrangements. Tracks like "The Blind Side" and "Satellite" demonstrated the band's growth as songwriters and performers, earning praise from fans and critics alike.

Live Performances and Touring: Budapest is known for their electrifying live performances, which have earned them a reputation as one of the UK's must-see indie rock bands. They have toured extensively, sharing the stage with artists like The Kooks, Editors, and The Fratellis, and performing at festivals such as Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds, and T in the Park. Budapest's dynamic stage presence and infectious energy have won over audiences around the world, solidifying their status as a formidable live act.

Continued Success and Future Plans: With their unique blend of catchy hooks, heartfelt lyrics, and soaring melodies, Budapest continues to captivate audiences and garner acclaim in the indie music scene. The band's dedicated fanbase eagerly anticipates their future releases and live shows, while newcomers are drawn in by their infectious sound and captivating performances. As