Nox (band)

Nox
Origin	Hungary
Genres	Pop Folk
Instruments	Vocals
Years active	2002–2009
Labels	Universal Music (2003-2009)
Website	Nox Official Site

Members	Szilvia Péter Szabó (2003-) Tamás Nagy (2003-)

Past members	Zoltán Szűcs (2003)

Nox were a Hungarian pop band which mixes traditional Hungarian music with more modern sounds. To date, they have released 7 albums. The band has 2 fixed members - Szilvia Péter Szabó, and Tamás Nagy.

Eurovision performance

They are best known in the rest of Europe for representing Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005 in Kiev. After qualifying from the semi-final in fifth place, they eventually finished 12th with their song Forogj, világ! (Spin, World). They were the first Hungarian act in the contest since 1998.

Discography

Albums

Album information
Örökség (Heritage) Released: 22 July 2002 Chart Positions: #1 HUN HUN certification: Platinum HUN Sales: 28.000
Bűvölet (Enchantment) Released: 27 October 2003 Chart Positions: #1 HUN HUN certification: 2x Platinum HUN Sales: 53.000
Karácsony (Christmas) Released: 15 November 2004 Chart Positions: #1 HUN HUN certification: Platinum HUN Sales: 29.000
Ragyogás (Shining) Released: 16 April 2005 Chart Positions: #1 HUN HUN certification: 2x Platinum HUN Sales: 42.000
Örömvölgy (Joy Valley) Released: 16 October 2006 Chart Positions: #1 HUN HUN certification: 2x Platinum HUN Sales: 30.000+
Csendes (Silent) Released: 26 November 2007 Chart Positions: #1 HUN HUN certification: Gold HUN Sales: 7.500+
Időntúl (Over Time) Released: 5 September 2008 Chart Positions: #2 HUN HUN certification:Gold HUN Sales: 7 500+
Most (Now) Released: 16 November 2009 Chart Positions: #4 HUN HUN certification: HUN Sales:
Best of Released: 19 March 2010 Chart Positions: #7 HUN HUN certification: HUN Sales:

Photographs

Holding the Persian Golden Lioness Statuette
Arrival at the Grand Royal Hotel in Budapest, venue of the 2006 Persian Golden Lioness Awards
On the red carpet
On stage
On stage at Eger Hungary 01
On stage at Eger Hungary 02
On stage at Eger Hungary 03

External links

Preceded by Charlie	Hungary in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005	Succeeded by Magdi Rúzsa

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 138006078 MusicBrainz: 76b61dbb-c799-470a-814b-c1dba0a83a00

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