Two days before Hungary's closely-watched elections, over 100,000 people filled a sprawling square and adjacent avenues in the capital for a concert featuring dozens of the country's most popular performers — a call to action for citizens to cast their ballots on Sunday and vote out the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Over 50 bands, all performers who have used their music to express dissent against Orbán's nationalist-populist government, played one song each during the seven-hour, “system-breaking” concert on Friday.
