Ismerős Arcok 2026 Tour starts with free Kerepes gig! New Ecce Homo album debuts in Győr, Martfű, Zalaegerszeg, plus Sirok Bike Week—tickets and schedule here.
where: Szilasliget- Nagyrét
Get ready for Ismerős Arcok’s 2026 shows rocking towns across Hungary. Check all upcoming concerts here with the latest schedule and ticket details—it’s all free in Kerepes and packed with new album tracks plus fan favorites everywhere. Follow the band nationwide.
On Friday, April 10, at 8 PM, head to Kerepes’ Szilasligeti Nagyrét for a free bash. Everyone’s welcome! 2144 Kerepes, Szilasligeti Nagyrét.
Győr Album Debut
April 17 brings the new Ecce Homo album launch in Győr. New songs mix with hits. 9000 Győr, Kálóczy tér 6.
Martfű Signing Party
May 8 in Martfű: March-released Ecce Homo with dedications. Fresh tunes and classics. 5435 Martfű, Mártírok u. 1.
Zalaegerszeg Release
May 15 hits Zalaegerszeg for Ecce Homo premiere. Love the new and old. 8900 Zalaegerszeg, Landorhegyi út 21.
Sirok Bike Week Bash
July 23, Ismerős Arcok storms the main stage at Bike Week. 3332 Sirok, Kútvölgy, II. Rákóczi Ferenc utca 26.
Organizers reserve the right to tweak times and lineups!
2025, adrienne
Pros
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The free kickoff gig in Kerepes is a wallet-friendly steal for U.S. tourists dipping into Hungary's scene.
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"Everyone's welcome" vibe makes it pretty family-friendly, perfect for bringing the kids to a chill outdoor bash.
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Rocking new album tracks mixed with fan faves delivers solid live music energy without needing to be a die-hard fan.
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Kerepes is super close to Budapest, easy peasy by train, bus, or a quick drive from the airport.
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Music's universal—no Hungarian skills required to headbang and enjoy the show.
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Gives you an authentic taste of local Hungarian rock, way more unique than cookie-cutter U.S. park concerts.
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Tour hits multiple spots across Hungary, so you can catch one while road-tripping like a local.
Cons
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Ismerős Arcok flies under the radar internationally, not like catching a big name act back home.
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Kerepes and spots like Martfű or Sirok aren't tourist magnets, so they're off the foreign visitor map.
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Lyrics and crowd chats are all Hungarian, leaving you guessing without some basic phrases.
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Smaller towns mean public transport can be spotty compared to seamless U.S. festival shuttles or major venues.
