Központi Hatalom - Farewell Tour
Friday 02 October 2026
Budapest - Dürer Kert
Doors open: 20:00
20:30 Nefogazz!
21:30 Központi Hatalom
It’s over!!!
After much thought, we’ve decided to disband the band and there will be no more concerts. There are several reasons for this. One is that next year we no longer wish to ‘play gigs’ with our anti -Fidesz songs, however much we love them. As for our older tracks, there are many which, although we love them dearly, we still find amusing to this day and are proud to stand by, but we wrote them when we were 18-20 years old, and we’ve changed a lot since then.
Regardless of that, there’ll be more new songs coming, as well as a music video and a lyrics video. The Patakis song is coming soon, and we’d also like to do a track about Fankadelir, Ádám Fásy, Robi Ábrahám and a few other bastards. (We’re also hanging out with Zsolt Bayer, by the way - we once started writing a whole rock opera about him, but we’re trying to condense it into a single song.) Besides, musically we’ve gone in a very different direction from the founding members, but regardless of that, we’ve remained very good friends. There’ll be one final tour this year where you can still see the band, and one more date next year - which is a surprise.
What we’re most proud of is that we’ve managed to build up a lovely, large fanbase, made up entirely of incredibly great people. Thank you so much for being here!
I owe the most to my friend Gyula “Gege” Fitos I., who stood by me throughout; as my co-author, he supported me and never judged me, no matter what madness I came up with or what irrational decisions I made. I am grateful to the band members and to everyone who took part in any way, even if they are Fidesz supporters.
A final thought: those people who spoke out most loudly in support of Fidesz have now gone silent and are denying their past. I do not wish to be associated with such people on any level whatsoever. The most pathetic of all, however, are those influencers and performers who, until now, didn’t dare get involved in politics for fear of jeopardising their livelihoods, but now that Fidesz has fallen apart, they’ve suddenly found the courage to vilify them. They should have done this ten years ago - that’s when it was timely, not just a few weeks before the elections, or now. I wouldn’t want to be lumped together with them either. We will always remain critical of the system, and if the system ever becomes like this again, we’ll be here for you in one form or another.
