Hungary’s national railway company (NRÜ) commissioned a three-hour concert for approximately €4 million, tentatively titled “Mándoki Concert,” though the musician’s name is not formally linked to the project in available documentation. The event was planned for August 19-21 and contracted through the Balásy Gyula Lounge Event agency. Details surrounding the concert’s purpose and artistic direction are currently unclear, raising questions about the use of public funds. The substantial cost has sparked criticism, especially given the lack of publicly available information regarding the agreement. Opposition figures are demanding greater transparency regarding the commissioning process. It remains unknown if the concert will proceed as planned or under what conditions. This raises questions about potential conflicts of interest and responsible financial management within the national railway company.