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Disturbed, The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour
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DISTURBED LIVE IN EUROPE WITH THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR OF THE ALBUM THE SICKNESS IN 2025.
Disturbed is back this October to Hungary after their fantastic 2019 gig, now with the 25th anniversary of their groundbreaking debut album, The Sickness, which will celebrate with a 17-date tour. On this tour, they will play two sets each night: first the entire The Sickness album, followed by their greatest hits. Megadeath will be a special guest on all dates.
To date, Disturbed has seen record-breaking success with sales of over 17 million units and 14 billion streams. It all began with The Sickness, which includes their songs “Down With The Sickness”, "Stupify", "Voices", and "The Game".
STUPIFY SUPERFAN PACKAGE
One premium reserved seat in the best available sections with a great view of the stage
One Enhanced Experience-exclusive Disturbed merchandise gift item
One commemorative Enhanced Experience laminate & lanyard
On-site benefits including priority check-in, dedicated road crew, and an exclusive lane into the venue
Program and cast
Papp László Budapest Sportaréna
The predecessor of the Sport Arena, the Budapest Sports Hall designed by István Kiss, was inaugurated on February 12, 1982. The building was modeled on the Leninrgad Jubilee Sports Palace, although it was slightly larger. It received 12,500 spectators. In December 1999, the Budapest Sports Hall became a fixture during the Christmas market. The disaster shocked the public as the BS was the only indoor building that could accommodate thousands of people, hosting many music concerts, cultural events, and sports events. The building was completely burnt down and there was no possibility of its restoration, so a new sports hall was begun and its construction began on June 30, 2001. The ceremony was handed over on March 13, 2003.
The opening ceremony took place on March 14 and ended with a gigantic classical music concert. The Budapest Sportarena has been named after László Papp since May 28, 2004.
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