Macklemore exploded the main stage of Balaton Sound, wearing Balázs Dzsudzsák’s football jersey – PHOTOS
The opening day of Balaton Sound brought a huge surprise when the gig of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis began and the frontman welcomed the festival-goers, wearing the jersey of Balázs Dzsudzsák, captain of the Hungarian national football team, writes szeretlekmagyarorszag.hu.
The main attraction of the first day (July 6) of Balaton Sound was undoubtedly the American duo, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis. Their performance sounded already promising, bringing lots of people to the festival, unsurprisingly, as two years ago the crowd went crazy for them at Sziget Festival.
Yet, this time not only their amazing hits made sure everyone was having a fantastic time, but a piece of clothing heightened the atmosphere: during their whole show, Macklemore was wearing the jersey of Balázs Dzsudzsák.
The incredibly crowded audience, and especially the Hungarians were absolutely flattered by it, though, it remained unknown whether the musician was watching the Hungarian team at the Euros, or he was simply acquainted by the huge rooting phenomenon in the country.
Anyway, it was truly an awesome thing to do and the people loved it! Thus, see a small collection of Instagram photos about the event showing Macklemore on the main stage of Balaton Sound, wearing the red jersey; and a short video of his adventures in Budapest.
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Source: szeretlekmagyarorszag.hu, instagram.com, youtube.com
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