Szeged’s Deja Vu Festival is leveling up. From June 10–13, 2026, Hungary’s biggest retro festival stretches to four days for the first time, promising a turbo-charged time-machine ride through the ’80s, ’90s, and 2000s at Újszeged Public Bath (Újszegedi Partfürdő) on Kikötő sor 1–3. The 14th edition brings 14 international headliners, a heavier dose of nostalgia, and a louder “Be 18 again!” vibe on the Tisza riverbank. Three days, three decades, endless memories—now with a bonus day to squeeze in more stars, more spectacle, and more singalongs.
The Biggest Lineup Yet
The festival plants its flag with a blockbuster: Flo Rida [USA] lands with a hit parade—Low, Wild Ones, Right Round, Club Can’t Handle Me, Good Feeling—backed by staggering numbers: over 35 million monthly Spotify listeners and 6.8 billion YouTube views. Right behind him comes Timbaland [USA], the game-changing producer-rapper making his Hungary debut. The four-time Grammy winner has shaped modern R&B and hip-hop with Justin Timberlake, Nelly Furtado, Katy Perry, Madonna, and Beyoncé, and brings The Way I Are, Give It to Me, Apologize, and SexyBack—plus 26 million monthly Spotify listeners and more than 3 billion YouTube views.
Icons, Divas, Dance Anthems
Cascada [DE] returns as a Szeged favorite—Natalie Horler is practically family here—with Everytime We Touch and Evacuate the Dancefloor primed to erupt again. Earth, Wind & Fire Experience by Al McKay [USA] sets up a full-on disco-funk takeover: September, Let’s Groove, Boogie Wonderland—expect Szeged to crown itself the disco capital for a weekend. INNA [RO], one of the 2000s’ most reliable hitmakers and beloved by the Deja Vu crowd, lines up Hot, Rock Your Body, and Deja Vu for a summer-night sprint. Basshunter [SWE] returns with Now You’re Gone and All I Ever Wanted—pure late-2000s euphoria, zero filler.
Power Ballads to Party Rockets
Bonnie Tyler [GB] makes her Szeged debut with Total Eclipse of the Heart, Holding Out for a Hero, and It’s a Heartache—tracks that helped sell over 50 million records, plus 14 million monthly Spotify listeners and 2.5 billion YouTube views. Vengaboys [NL] bring ’90s party energy—Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!, We Like to Party!, Up & Down—ready-made for a Tisza-side rave. Samantha Fox [GB], the ’80s bombshell behind Touch Me (I Want Your Body), hits the festival stage for the first time.
’90s Club DNA
Mr. President aka LayZee [DE] revives Coco Jambo, I Give You My Heart, and Up ’N Away—the unmistakable glowstick soundtrack. 2 Unlimited [BE] aren’t new to Szeged and can’t wait to belt No Limit, Twilight Zone, and Tribal Dance with the crowd again. Haddaway [TT] cues up What Is Love, the ’90s disco immortal that turns everyone 18 instantly. SNAP! [DE] lights the fuse with The Power, Rhythm Is a Dancer, and Cult of Snap—foundation stones of the decade and anchors of Deja Vu 2026.
Eurodance, Legends, and a Farewell
Groove Coverage [DE] promises to top their past chaos with Poison, Moonlight Shadow, and God Is a Girl. A special moment: György Korda and Klári Balázs (Korda György és Balázs Klári) deliver their Szeged Farewell Show—final Szeged concert—closing a storied chapter. And the home team rolls deep: Kozmix, Groovehouse, DJ Sterbinszky, LL Junior, Krisz Rudi, Animal Cannibals, Imre Rakonczai (Rakonczai Imre), DJ Szatmári, and more join Hungary’s biggest time-machine party.
Four Days on the Tisza
What started as three days of flashback fever becomes 3+1 in 2026, a format shift driven by rising demand and the festival’s growth. The extra day means extra global stars, bigger staging, and more moments to bank. Deja Vu Festival runs June 10–13, 2026, at Újszeged Public Bath (Újszegedi Partfürdő), Szeged. Bring your throwback fits, loose vocal cords, and that one friend who knows every lyric. The past never sounded this loud.
