ETS concert concludes San Bartolomé festivities with energy

The band chose Elgoibar for one of its few summer concerts while preparing for their 2027 show at the Buesa Arena.

Generic image: A crowded night concert with a large screen and Basque architecture.
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Generic image: A crowded night concert with a large screen and Basque architecture.

The concert organized by the Elgoibar City Council marked the end of the San Bartolomé festivities, drawing a large crowd for the band ETS.

The Elgoibar City Council anticipated a significant turnout from surrounding towns for the ETS concert. Consequently, in addition to security measures, a large screen was set up in the Aita Agirre square to allow those who couldn't fit in Kalegoen to follow the concert live.
The band's vocalist, Iñigo Etxezarreta, had previously shared fond memories of their concert in Elgoibar three years prior, emphasizing the connection forged with the audience. This return, with even greater renown, further solidified that bond.
After performing only a select few summer concerts, the band decided to pace themselves to conserve energy for preparing their show titled Etxean, scheduled for March 2027 at the Buesa Arena in Vitoria-Gasteiz. Tickets for the three planned performances are already sold out.
Their summer performances have been spread across the country, including the Jazzaldia festival in San Sebastián (on Zurriola beach), the Aste Nagusia festival in Bilbao (in Europa Park), and the Pirineos Sur festival in Huesca. Elgoibar was chosen for their final concert before March. The San Bartolomé concert was the highlight of the festivities, with the contracting of the Aragonese band ETS costing 45,980 euros.