Free, high-energy Balkan Fanatik concert electrifies Zalakaros at Karos Korzó, Jan 24, 7 PM. Dance, live beats, winter fun, plus ice skating and events all month. Venue: Szőlő utca 16.
when: 2026.01.24., Saturday
where: 8749 Zalakaros, Szőlő utca 16.
Zalakaros turns up the volume on January 24, 2026, as Balkan Fanatik hits the Karos Korzó for a free, high-energy concert at 7:00 PM. Forget the coats and the cold—this Saturday night is all rhythm, power, and live music. Expect driving beats and a band that knows exactly how to light up a crowd. Venue: 8749, 16 Szőlő Street (Szőlő utca 16).
What to Expect
No gimmicks—just a surging set built to get everyone moving. If you’re craving a January escape that runs on tempo and adrenaline, this is your night. Entry is free, so bring friends and dive into the pulse.
More This Month
– January 19–25: Everyone on the Ice! (Jégre mindenki!) Ice skating at the Karos Korzó rink
– January 24: Balkan Fanatik concert
– January 26–31: Everyone on the Ice! (Jégre mindenki!) Ice skating at the Karos Korzó rink
– January 31: Men’s Day Charity Ball
Coming in February
– February 7: Retro Carnival Party (Retro Karnevál Party)
The organizers reserve the right to change the schedule and program.
2025, adrienne
Pros
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Free, high-energy concert is perfect for a budget-friendly night out, with a lively vibe that’s easy to enjoy even if you don’t know the band
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Family-friendly overall: outdoor/covered plaza atmosphere at Karos Korzó, early start (7 PM), and nearby seasonal ice rink gives kids a parallel activity
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Balkan Fanatik has regional cred and a fun crossover sound, so even international visitors can get into the beats without context
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Zalakaros is a known spa town to Europeans, so you can pair the show with thermal baths and a chill weekend
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No Hungarian needed—music-forward event, simple logistics, and “free entry” is universal
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Easy enough to reach by car (good roads; on-site town parking), and doable by public transport via Budapest–Nagykanizsa train plus local bus/taxi
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Compared with similar free winter concerts abroad, this blends small-town charm, spa perks, and a festival feel without big-city crowds
- Not a globally famous act or destination for U.S. tourists, so it won’t carry the “bucket list” brag factor
Cons
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Public transport from Budapest takes time (3–4+ hours with transfers), and late-night return options are limited
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Weather can be cold and damp in January; if it’s outdoors/partly open, comfort depends on conditions
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Schedule may change last-minute, and small-town events can have minimal English signage or info updates
