FEZEN Festival 2026 lights up Székesfehérvár with multi-stage music, late-night sets, and a friendly party vibe across First Field and FEZEN Club. Plan travel, tickets, and stays now.
when: 2026.06.19., Friday - 2026.06.21., Sunday
where: 8000 Székesfehérvár,
FEZEN Festival returns to Székesfehérvár for its 29th edition from June 19–21, 2026, bringing packed stages, big energy, and a friendly, party-first vibe to the City of Kings. Expect buzzing crowds across multiple venues, including the well-known First Field, the area directly opposite, and the FEZEN Club—classic hotspots for late-night sets and surprise appearances.
When and Where
Dates: 2026.06.19–2026.06.21 (Friday to Sunday). Location: Székesfehérvár, spread across several sites anchored by First Field. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs—watch for updates if lineups shift or stages expand.
What to Expect
A massive wave of performers, loud good times, and a tight community of fans rolling in for three music-packed days. The festival promises diverse acts and all-night energy at familiar, fan-favorite locations.
Plan Your Trip
Accommodation, food and drink options, schedules, and contacts are available via the festival’s listed phone numbers and tour links. Call the organizers for details and the latest info.
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Pros
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Family-friendly daytime vibe with multiple venues, so you can pick quieter zones for teens and kids
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International rock/metal/alt crowd means you’ll find English-speaking fans and staff even if you don’t speak Hungarian
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FEZEN is a long-running (29th edition) festival, so it’s well-organized and known in the regional scene
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Székesfehérvár is a charming, historic city (“City of Kings”), giving you more to do beyond the music
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Budapest is about an hour away, making it easy to reach by train, bus, or rental car and use the city as a base
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Prices for food, drink, and lodging are typically lower than at big Western European or U.S. festivals
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Late-night FEZEN Club sets and surprise appearances add extra value if you like after-hours shows
- The festival brand isn’t as internationally famous as Glastonbury, Primavera, Coachella, or Rock am Ring, so lineups may feel more regional
Cons
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Székesfehérvár is less known to U.S. tourists than Budapest, so you’ll do a bit more homework on neighborhoods and lodging
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Hungarian isn’t required, but some info/phone contacts may be Hungarian-first, so details can take extra effort
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Venue spread across multiple sites means more walking and basic wayfinding vs. a single-park setup
