After the tickets for the last BEC concert are exhausted, Pantxoa and Peio are exploring new possibilities
Tickets for the last concert of the singers Pantxoa and Peio are sold out. Tickets for the farewell concert that will be offered at the BEC of Barakaldo on January 10, 2027 have been put on sale at 10:00 and have run out in a few hours.
The couple, who have played an undeniable role in the Basque song, "with the intention of not leaving anyone out," are exploring new possibilities.
The couple has been very grateful for the response received from the Basque public. "I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, I am very excited to receive you," said Pantxoa Carrere.
From the publication of the first songs in 1969 until 2009, Pantxoa and Peio have left thousands of songs and 18 publications that took a key place in the Basque musical universe.
The last concert so far took place in 2011, but the "Azken Dantza" will finally begin in 2027. However, as has been pointed out today, it is not ruled out that more options can be reported.
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