Platon Karataev / Moszkva Kávézó / 13.04

Platon Karataev, the Hungarian indie quartet known for their existential exploration through music, embarks on their Transylvanian tour from April 10th to 13th, showcasing their journey from the acoustic melodies of "For Her" to the profound depths of "Atoms" and "Crying for Shore." Having captivated audiences worldwide with their unique blend of introspection and musical catharsis, and with anticipation building for their upcoming album "Sun-bound," this tour promises to be an unmissable chapter in their evolving story.

Artist support:

Early Bird Ticket: 50 RON

Tickets for students: 20 RON (at the gate with your student card)

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Platon Karataev, named after a Leo Tolstoy character, was formed in 2016. With their music, the Hungarian indie quartet wanders around the core of existence, seeking answers through paradoxes, contemplating on questions by observing elements on an atomic level or viewing them from an astronomical perspective. After For Her’s (2017) instant success the band gradually moved away from their acoustic sound to a more broader one. Atoms (2020), with a heavier instrumentation, focuses on speaking about the most universal but on the most personal level with catharsis being a key element of the album. The last, Partért kiáltó (Crying for Shore, 2022), continues diving into the collective subconscious and was followed by the band’s first Europe tour. In the past four years Platon Karataev not only gained attention on a local level but was recognized internationally, too, with more than 7 million streams on Spotify mostly from the USA, the UK, and Germany. Besides three different German tours the band already performed at major festivals like Sziget, Eurosonic, Roadburn, Reeperbahn, Zandari Festa Seoul, Moscow Music Week, Liverpool Sound City, etc. The new record, ‘Napkötöző’ (‘Sun-bound’) will be out Spring 2024.

https://linktr.ee/platonkrtv

https://www.youtube.com/@PlatonKarataev

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This event is made possible with help from Nemzeti Kulturalis Alap and Stairway Booking