This is not hocus-pocus: Witch Fever concert at Dürer Kert.
Witch Fever already introduced themselves to the Budapest audience last year as Cassyette’s guest act, and now the all-girl punk band is hopping back on their broomstick to bewitch us with their magically crafted punk sound on April 22 at Dürer Kert.
The Witch Fever potion bubbles with a bit of Black Sabbath’s ominous darkness, the monochrome post-punk of Savages, and the gritty breath of Nirvana’s Bleach era. The Manchester quartet’s concoction is distinctly powerful — enough to knock anyone off their feet.
Witch Fever refuses to confine themselves within gender or genre boundaries; the members — Amy, Alex, Alisha, and Annabelle — have always challenged society’s expectations. And as a band, they continue to do just that. Their debut album, Congregation, with its boundaryless punk sound, marks a new chapter in heavy music — accessible, aggressive, and a perfect way to let off some steam.
In recent years, the band has toured with acts such as Biffy Clyro, IDLES, My Chemical Romance, Poppy, and Cassyette — whom they supported in Budapest as well — and in October they released their second album, Fevereaten. The new record is dark and brooding like winter nights, proving that these witches are only just beginning to dive deep into their dark arts. Speaking about the album, the band said: : “FEVEREATEN is raw, vulnerable, haunting and furious. Where our debut album Congregation dealt with my experience growing up in a Charismatic Christian church head on, FEVEREATEN takes a step back, finding horror in the subtleties of dealing with religious trauma, as well as mental health struggles, relationships and nearing 30 in a world that’s eating itself alive. Whilst the album is dark and unforgiving in places it is also heartfelt and joyful in others. It doesn’t take itself too seriously and asks you to find excitement and life in difficult times.
We are also invited to their Budapest coven on April 22 at Dürer Kert.
Ticket sales for the concert start on November 28 at 11 a.m. on the websites livenation.hu.
- Small Hall
- April 22, 2026
