Alan Walker’s newly announced European tour for next year will include a stop in the Hungarian capital. The 26-year-old Norwegian DJ-producer, known for partially covering his face on stage, will perform at the László Papp Budapest Sports Arena on 12 March 2025.
The tour will kick off in March in Barcelona at the famous Razzmatazz Club and will cover the continent’s largest cities, including London, Berlin, and Paris, according to the organizer Live Nation’s announcement on Tuesday.
As reported, more than 60,000 people have already seen the Alan Walker show during the Southeast Asian/Chinese leg of the tour. In September, he will perform in ten cities in India; this will be the largest tour ever completed by a foreign artist in the vast country.
The ’Walkerworld’ show, which is based on an amusement park concept, will visit eleven European countries in fourteen days next year, reaching the largest arenas. The tour will also feature the Walkerworld Creator Games, a game within Fortnite where participants can showcase related creations and content to the DJ-producer, who can interact with the online creators. Alan Walker has offered a significant cash prize for the best works, which will be chosen based on fan votes.
In May, Alan Walker released a new song, ’Unsure’, in collaboration with Disney star Kylie Cantrall, and last week, his track ’Barcelona’ with Norwegian artist Ina Wroldsen was released.
The Bergen-based electronic music artist broke into the scene in 2015 with his hit ’Faded’, which has surpassed 1.3 billion streams on Spotify and garnered 3.6 billion views on YouTube,
making it the 19th most-watched music video on the platform.
’Faded’ was also nominated for the BRIT Awards’ Song of the Year category. Alan Walker has over 125 million followers on social media worldwide, and his music is streamed 1 billion times a month on YouTube.
The Norwegian DJ-producer has visited Hungary three times so far: at the Zamárdi Strand Festival in 2017, at the Debrecen Campus Festival in 2019, and at the Sziget Festival in 2022.
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