We Are Rockstars
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We Are Rockstars

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Ab67616d0000b273f4bb42fd7c27c207ce154bde Second (Deluxe Edition) Album 2014
Ab67616d0000b273d1e8b4178a7565397a8e085f Second Album 2013
Ab67616d0000b27303a72310c187b1144e31260a Magasban Single 2012
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Ab67616d0000b273cefdc6660d4cd93dc14bc5f2 Lights Album 2017
Ab67616d0000b2738379ea0fb40779e6c978eccf Let Me Feel the Beat Single 2015
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Ab67616d0000b273688fa2cafff9d12ca9992d1b Let It Beat Album 2011
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The immodest name stands for such a Hungarian formation which, despite of living the rockstar life, is not famous for its scandals but rather for its catchy electro-rock hit songs.

The Day Hits The Night, Lift Me Up, Magasban, Rólunk szól – all of these might be familiar from the playlist of MR2 Petőfi Radio or from VIVA TV. And now here’s the band’s latest hit along with a new music video, Ő vagy én.

The members of the group that has been active since 2009 have come together from different points of the underground music scene. György Ligeti is well-known as the leader of the late The Puzzle and as the singer of Zagar, guitarist Tamás Faragó played for Nemjuci and the already mentioned The Puzzle, drummer Csaba Kovács proved himself in several bands (e. g. The Trousers, Kollaps), while keyboardist Tamás Szijártó, bringing a more electro sound to the guitar rock, came from Newgatti.

Their debut album, Let it Beat came out in November 2011. Their songs mix the synthpop of the ’80s and the modern electronic rock, while at the same time if we listen carefully, we can also find traces of the ’60s beat music. They did not only win over the fans with this album but also gained professional recognition as they were nominated for a Fonogram Award in the category of Best Hungarian Modern Pop-Rock Album. The two singles from the album, Lift Me Up and The Day Hits The Night were #1s on MR2 Petőfi’s Top 30 list, while the title track was used as background music for an international beverage company’s commercial.

After all this, the best was yet to come for the Rockstars. In November 2013, they published a new record full of radio-friendly songs titled Second, including four tracks in Hungarian. Of these, Én leszek minden was used as the tune for VIVA’s promo.

In the last couple of years, they gave successful concerts at all the major Hungarian festivals and clubs. We could see them on the main stage of VOLT, at Sziget and at Strand Festival but they also rocked the stages of A38, Akvárium and Park on a regular basis. In 2014, they also entered the talent show called Nagy-Szín-Pad and proved that they are easily just as good as any of the "great bands”.

There is no rest for We Are Rockstars at the end of the year either. In November, besides being the supporting act for both The Boxer Rebellion and at the end of the month, for Klaxons, the band is coming up with a brand new single (and a video clip) titled Ő vagy én (Hungarian version of Love & Hate).