The multi-instrumentalist, perhaps best known for the saxophone, will be joined by his own orchestra, his son, accordion virtuoso Tamás Kéméndi, special guest singer Adrien Szekeres, and the Szolnok Symphony Orchestra.
The two concerts among the karst formations will be held at 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. on July 21. Concert-goers are strongly recommended to wear warm clothes and appropriate footwear, as the temperature inside the cave tends to be around 10 °C.
Tickets are available for purchase for HUF 4,900 before July 1, and for HUF 5,900 thereafter on www.jegy.hu, and through InterTicket’s nationwide network. Further information is available here.
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