27/11/09

The world's first face transplant on a living human was carried out on this day in 2005 in Amiens, France. Hungarian-born Isabelle Dinoire was the lucky recipient. Isabelle was delighted with the results and is looking forward to showing her face at...

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Alice in Chains(Concert)

Petőfi Csarnok
27th November 2009, 20:00, 9,900 ft
Zichy Mihály út 14 [map]
Pest XIV, Erzsébet királyné útja (Trolley 72/74)

Grunge comes to City Park as 90s American rockers, Alice in Chains, prove that they have survived after most of their contemporaries have fallen by the wayside. This is not an evening for happy-clappy music fans. Prepare to be seriously depressed, as Seattle's finest rage and whine their way through 20 years of attitude. Listen to them in advance here.

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Also worth a gander...

Egostereo (Concert)
Merlin, 22:00, 2,500 ft
This British duo have been getting impressive reviews around the world for their unique blend of electronic chill-out house music. Well worth a listen. MySpace here.

Arasinda (Folk)
Pótkulcs 21:00, free
Experience some real Turkish folk music from Budapest-based Arasinda, who play a blend of folk and "ethno-jazz". Give it a go for a more unusual evening's entertainment!

Deák Bill Blues Band (Concert)
Josefina Blues Bell [map], 20:00
He's been singing the Blues for more than 30 years and hasn't managed to throw himself off the Chain Bridge yet. So somebody must love him! Good old Hungarian Blues music to light up even the dreariest of Friday nights. Listen here on MySpace.


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