2 Nights with Fanfare Ciocărlia

Get ready for an explosion of Balkan energy! After four years, the 10-member Fanfare Ciocărlia, a legendary brass band from the Roma village of Zece Prăjini in Romania, returns in October for two concerts, which has delighted audiences around the world for almost three decades.

Their concerts are dizzying speed, virtuosity and a unique combination of Roma tradition, Balkan rhythms and wild funky energy. With over 4,000 concerts under their belt and a reputation as one of the world's most exciting concert bands, they turn every performance into a grand musical fiesta. Pardon, To Tu will play two concerts — on Wednesday and Thursday, 21 and 22 October 2026. These will be evenings during which brass will warm Warsaw red. 🎺🔥 We invite you very warmly!

🔸 Information:

▪ Date: Wednesday & Thursday, 21.+22.10.2026

▪ Entrance to the concert: 19:00

▪ Start of the concert: 20:30

▪ Tickets: 119 zł (pre-sale) /139 zł (on the day of the concert)

▪ Address: Aleja Armii Ludowa 14; 00-637 Warsaw

🔸 Seats:

▪ NOTE: We do not provide seating for these two concerts.

🔸 Tickets:

Tickets are available through our website www.pardontotu.pl, Going. website, stationary at “Pardon, To Tu” at the bar (collector's tickets) and in Empiki. Tickets can also be purchased on the day of the concert (from 19:00) 'at the gate', as long as they are not sold out beforehand.

🔸 Fanfare Ciocărlia

Fanfare Ciocărlia is one of the most exciting concert bands in the world. This legendary brass band originates from the Romani village of Zece Prăjini in northeastern Romania, where for decades — in almost total isolation — a long-standing tradition of Balkan brass bands dating back to the times of the Ottoman Empire has survived. Discovered in 1996 by German producer Henry Ernst, the musicians quickly conquered Europe, and later also the USA, Japan and Australia.

They are famous for their dizzying pace, extraordinary virtuosity and unique sound — their wild Balkan groove turns concerts into a real musical feast. Fanfare Ciocărlia have already played more than 4000 concerts around the world, released more than a dozen albums and collaborated with artists from different music scenes. Their energetic interpretations — from traditional Romany music to their own versions of classics such as the James Bond theme or Duke Ellington's “Caravan” — show that everything their wind instruments touch takes on a new, fiery character.