There’s something magical about sipping wine by Lake Balaton at sunset, and this summer, that magic gets a musical boost. On August 10, 2025, Badacsonyörs (Badacsonyörs) welcomes an unforgettable night with two of Hungary’s top bands—Bagossy Brothers Company and Blahalouisiana—live as part of the Varga BalaTone concert series.
Badacsonyörs: Summer Nights, Wine, and Soulful Music
Known until now for its excellent wines and stunning views, the Badacsonyörs (Badacsonyörs) winery is launching its very first concert series. These summer nights are about more than great music—they’re about sharing moments, enjoying the closeness of nature, and that unmistakable Balaton (Balaton) vibe. Grab a glass of wine, sit back, and let the music fill the air as the hills come alive with sound and laughter.
Prepare for a night brimming with energy, melody, and lasting memories, all set in one of Hungary’s most beautiful wine regions on the gentle lakeside hills. The experience is about more than just music—it’s about summer, togetherness, and the joy that only the Balaton uplands (Balaton-felvidék) can provide.
Kickoff with Blahalouisiana: Vintage Rock With a Pop Pulse
The evening starts at 6:00 PM with Blahalouisiana, a band that has captivated fans since 2012. Known for their distinctive sound and the magnetic presence of lead singer Barbara Schoblocher, Blahalouisiana blends vintage rock, catchy modern pop rhythms, and heartfelt Hungarian lyrics. Their electrifying performances are legendary and are sure to get everyone moving from the very first beat.
Spotlight on Bagossy Brothers Company: Transylvanian Heartstrings
The main act begins at 8:30 PM when Bagossy Brothers Company takes the stage. Originally from Transylvania (Erdély), but now a household name across Hungary, this band stands out for its vibrant mix of folk melodies with modern indie and alternative rock elements. Founded by two brothers, their genuine, optimistic lyrics and powerful performances resonate with every generation. Their hits—like “Someone Like Her” (“Olyan Ő”), “There’s a House” (“Van egy ház”), and “Somewhere Here” (“Valahol itt”)—are staples on Hungarian radio and at festivals. Their signature sound is distinctive and instantly recognizable, promising an unforgettable show.
Doors open at 5:00 PM, so arrive early to enjoy the atmosphere and perhaps sample some of the wines that have made this corner of Hungary famous.
Tickets and What They Include
Standard early bird tickets are available for about $43, with regular tickets selling for $51. Youth tickets (for those under 18) are discounted at $25. And if you’re thirsty, you’re in luck: all tickets include unlimited select wines during the event. For full details and to secure your spot, visit the event’s website.
Stay the Night: Charm in the Heart of the Wine Region
Badacsonyörs (Badacsonyörs) lies in the heart of the Badacsony (Badacsony) wine region, on the sunny southern slope of Örsi Hill (Örsi-hegy), offering mesmerizing views of Badacsony Mountain (Badacsony-hegy) and Lake Balaton (Balaton). Open year-round, the guesthouses here are decorated in white, gray, beige, and cool pastel tones, combining rustic wooden accents with modern comfort. Energy-efficient heating and cooling systems keep rooms comfortable winter or summer. Six unique rooms and one apartment welcome couples and families, with a special play area and mini kitchen upstairs for children.
Wine Culture: Meet the Makers
The area is famous for its boutique and family-run wineries. The Csanádi Winery (Csanádi Pince), run by József and his son Csanád, crafts wines from traditional local grapes on 24 acres, continuing a heritage that goes back generations. The Barcza family’s boutique Four80 Winery (Négy80 Pince)—named for the 480-cm vine row spacing—cultivates 27 acres and specializes in white varieties like the uniquely Badacsony Kéknyelű, Pinot Gris (“szürkebarát”), and Zeus (Zeusz). Visitors can book tastings in advance to sample their best selections.
The Sipos Winery and Guesthouse (Sipos Borház és Vendégház) at the foot of Badacsony Hill (Badacsony-hegy), one of the region’s earliest private cellars, also welcomes guests for tastings and local artisanal foods. Expect organic vineyards, fresh produce from the garden, homemade and regional cheeses, hams, and salamis, all served in a garden that feels just like home.
Something for Everyone: It’s Not Just About the Music
With romantic rooms, specialty coffee, a fireplace for chilly evenings, and a modern bistro kitchen featuring natural wines from the historic volcanic hills, comfort is never in short supply. The region’s largest family winery invites guests to explore the land, discover the tradition and culture behind each vintage, and above all, experience genuine Balaton (Balaton) hospitality.
Please note—the organizers reserve the right to modify the schedule or lineup if needed. But with music this good and wine flowing freely, it’s hard to imagine anyone complaining.
