Band

I started exploring the world of music in my childhood, spending several years wearing down the desks and sheet music stands of music school. I was the fourth-best saxophonist in town. Out of five. Later, I tried my hand at playing guitar, but I guess I wasn’t persistent enough. Oh, and here’s a piece of advice: if your only reason for learning to play guitar is to be the coolest guy around the campfire, you’ll never be a George Lynch! So, I stuck with singing—in fact, I’ve been in the industry for ten years now, and I hope to keep it going for a few more!

I grew up in a musical world from a young age. At home, we listened to Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and more, so music quickly became important to me 😊. However, I only started taking guitar seriously around the age of 16. I played in several bands, first learning basic chords from my father and then developing my skills on my own, picking up tricks from friends along the way.
I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to learn from my one of Hungary's best guitarists. I gained invaluable knowledge about guitar playing and musicianship—many thanks for that.
I played in Invader for 11 years, releasing three albums and extensively touring the country.
I've been playing in End Of Paradise for 10 years. At the beginning of 2015, my friend Laci Tóth reached out to me, and I gladly accepted his invitation, playing as a guest on the album Hétköznapi túlélő (2015). Later that year, in June, I officially joined as a band member. Since then, we have released three full-length albums and two EPs, and we are currently working on our next one.

It took immense dedication and hard work to get here, and I hope this isn’t the end of the journey. Over the years, there have been both great and not-so-great memories. I’ve had the chance to perform alongside artists—whether for a few songs or an entire concert—who, as a child, I saw as demigods on stage.