Károly Gerendai, founder of the Sziget Festival, recently discussed the evolving festival landscape in an interview with Telex After. He explained his reasons for returning to the festival, stating it risked ceasing to exist without his leadership. Gerendai also offered insights into the place of underground music within larger festival events and speculated on the future viability of different festival types. He addressed the changing dynamics of the festival market and the importance of maintaining a diverse musical offering. His comments suggest a concern for the Sziget's identity and ongoing success. The interview provides a unique perspective from the festival’s originator on its present and future.

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