Bez Obmezhen - poster and tickets 2026

Bez Obmezhen: concerts, schedule and tickets

From the TicketsBox editorial team

Bez Obmezhen concert tickets are in the catalogue above. Official prices, no markups. The schedule updates as organisers add new dates. The 2026 season for the band runs dense, with two parallel tours at the same time. The first one is the long-awaited stadium cycle Vilni Liudy (Free People), with the closing concert at NSC Olimpiyskiy on 24 August. The second is the acoustic Teplyi Kontsert (Warm Concert) across regional halls. Cities and prices are below.

Biography

Bez Obmezhen is a Ukrainian rock band from Zakarpattia. The first performance in front of a wider audience took place on 14 January 1999 in Mukachevo. The frontman and the only constant of the project across all those years is Serhiy Volodymyrovych Tanchynets. The first lineup pulled together from a circle of close friends. Tanchynets, Igor Rybar, Vladyslav Vorobets (often spelled Horobets), Serhiy Popovych. They were playing rock with Ukrainian-language lyrics long before that became any kind of mainstream choice.

Tanchynets was born on 8 May 1982 in Mukachevo. The father was an engineer by profession, the mother worked as a film projectionist at the local cinema. Music came to Serhiy through the guitar: he asked his parents for the instrument as a birthday gift and learned to play on his own. The first serious source of inspiration he names is the Irishman Gary Moore. A handful of tracks from that catalogue, and the choice was made — Tanchynets wanted not just to listen but to play. Alongside music he was working in graphic design and outdoor advertising production; that paid the bills for a while, while the band was still finding its way.

The first seven years the band worked without a producer, out of the provinces, with no radio or television rotation. The first producer appeared only in 2006. By 2007 the team had settled on a format and released its debut album. In 2009 Tanchynets earned a second degree in graphic design but never went back to that line of work. The stage stayed his priority for the long run.

Name changes and the 2007-2017 breakthrough

The 2007 debut album came out under the English name Without Limits. It was a localisation experiment ahead of the move into the capital. The album had one title composition, Underground, for which the band shot its first proper music video. On the M1 channel, in the M2O programme, that clip topped the chart. That gave the team its first serious push beyond Zakarpattia.

In 2008 the lineup went through changes: part of the original players decided to head back to Mukachevo to be with their families. Tanchynets stayed in Kyiv and started building a new lineup. Gradually the team took its current shape: Tanchynets (vocals), Igor Rybar (guitar and keyboards, returned to the band in 2015), Andriy Radko (guitar), Oleksandr Adamenko (bass), Oleksiy Berezhnyi (drums).

2013 brought several symbolic positions. The first was the duet with Lida Aksenych, the song Vzletaya, which became the soundtrack for the short film Nimfo by director Oleh Borshchevskyi. The film screened at the Cannes Film Festival. The second 2013 position was the Rock Sich festival run by Oleh Skrypka on Trukhaniv Island. The following spring the band entered the Guinness Book of Records. That happened through the Pisnia Obyednuye Nas (Song Unites Us) telethon on the First National channel. 110 hours of broadcast, 2012 performers, a duration record.

2015 brought the conceptual choreographic show Tsukrova Nezalezhnist, dedicated to the Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred. That same year the third studio album came out with ten songs. The band was also experimenting with the spelling of the name during this period. For some time they switched to the stylised БЕZ ОБМЕЖЕНЬ with a Latin Z. The known TV breakthrough was the 2017 X-Factor run with the song Bez Neyi Niyak. The band made it to the 4th live show before being eliminated. The song stayed in the repertoire as one of the key hits.

Tours, albums, the Armed Forces

In the winter of 2018 the team registered a legal entity — LLC BEZOBMEZHEN. The beneficial owners became Tanchynets himself and the producer Oleh Khodachuk; in the summer of the same year Maksym Tkachenko from Kvartal-Kontsert joined the ownership. This formalised what already existed in fact. A full concert cycle, tours, merchandise, contracts. The business side allowed the band to plan larger projects that had earlier been out of reach due to lack of infrastructure.

Next came the albums Milyardy and Vilni Liudy. From Milyardy a separate piece stood out — the track Kolyskova, which became the official soundtrack to Oleh Sentsov's film Zaboroneny about Vasyl Stus. The video used scenes from the film and photographs of the real prototypes of the characters. The Milyardy tour was planned for 100 cities with a closing stadium concert at NSC Olimpiyskiy on 24 August, on Ukrainian Independence Day. The pandemic put the tour on pause and pushed the dates around several times.

After the start of the full-scale invasion the team made several moves at once. The first was the public removal of the Latin Z from the spelling of the name. Russian occupiers were marking their equipment with the letter Z, so the БЕZ ОБМЕЖЕНЬ variant lost its sense and went back to the fully Cyrillic БЕЗ ОБМЕЖЕНЬ. The second was joining the volunteer concert circuit. They played in Kyiv metro stations, in hospitals, for military units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

In 2024 the team ran the major charity tour Sylni Sertsia (Strong Hearts). The total raised came to over 79 million UAH for the Forces of Defence, with 113 concerts played. The following 2025 the Sylni Sertsia tour went international, with 116 concerts in Ukraine and abroad. The song Yakby got a premiere and quickly slipped into the regular setlist. A separate acoustic programme played out across 12 concerts. A separate position of 2025 is an official status. On 11 March the Ministry of Culture handed the band, alongside Boombox, the label of critically important to the economy of Ukraine. The document cites the cultural function of these collectives during the full-scale war.

Discography

Across more than twenty years of work the band's catalogue has accumulated five studio albums and over 40 songs. Around ten of those got a full music video alongside.

Studio albums

Key songs

The standard set covers Zori Zapalaly, Bez Neyi Niyak, Kolyskova, Milyardy, LitoKamon, Poklyanys.Potsiluy.Obiymy, Yakby. Standing apart in the catalogue are the early title piece Underground, the duet Vzletaya with Lida Aksenych (the Nimfo soundtrack), and Free People as the English variant used in the tour names for international audiences. Many tracks the band performs in two formats: the full electric version and an acoustic one for the chamber halls.

Concert activity in 2026

The 2026 season for the band runs in the format of two parallel tours. The first one is the major stadium cycle Vilni Liudy (Free People), which has been pushed back several times due to wartime restrictions. The second is the chamber acoustic Teplyi Kontsert (Warm Concert) across mid-size regional halls.

Stadium tour Vilni Liudy 2026

All tickets purchased for the previous dates of these same concerts (the tour was rescheduled several times due to covid and martial law) remain valid for 2026. The Kyiv date on 24 August carries a symbolic weight, falling on Independence Day. It was also the planned stop in the already cancelled Milyardy tour of 2020.

Acoustic tour Teplyi Kontsert 2026

The acoustic format is built differently from the stadium one. A smaller hall, live instruments without large-scale amplification, the focus on voice, lyrics and the melodic part of the arrangements. The setlist runs heavy on ballads and lyrical material. Other potential dates across Ukrainian cities are available in the catalogue of concerts in Kyiv, Lviv and Odesa.

What to expect at the show

The stadium show is built as a large rock format: full live band, powerful amplification, staging with light and pyrotechnics, several tempo changes within the setlist. The standard length runs to around two and a half hours with encores. Tanchynets talks to the audience extensively, and during the wartime period that block has become especially personal. Alongside that, recent programmes carry moments of dedications and thanks to the military.

The acoustic side works differently. The instrumental part runs largely on guitars, keys, percussion, without a heavy rhythm section. The voice sits noticeably closer, without the dome of a large hall. The Teplyi Kontsert dates run longer in duration, with more conversation between the songs and a more intimate connection with the room.

Awards and recognition

Most of the entries on the band's recognition list connect not to musical prizes but to the civic function and influence the band has had on the Ukrainian scene.

Separately the band has a long run of festival appearances. They have regularly played Chervene Vyno, Rock'N'Sich, Oktoberfest, Rock Summer Fest, Tarasova Hora, Atlas Weekend, She.Fest, Slava Frolova's Art Picnic and others. That adds several dozen events a year to the music activity list during the festival season.

How to buy a Bez Obmezhen ticket

The flow goes like this. From the catalogue above pick the concert you want. Click Buy ticket and the venue map opens. Mark your seats, pay by card. Nothing else needed: the PDF ticket with a QR code arrives in your inbox within five minutes or so. At the door you show it from your phone. Printing is not required.

TicketsBox sells tickets to concerts in Ukraine at official organiser prices. There are no hidden fees. For the Kyiv stadium date on 24 August at NSC Olimpiyskiy, prices start from 550 UAH and rise by category. The Teplyi Kontsert acoustic tour runs in a wider band, from 890 to 2990 UAH depending on the city and the seat in the hall. Bez Obmezhen shows tend to sell out actively, especially the stadium dates. If your eye is on a particular zone, better not put it off.

FAQ

Where can I find the Bez Obmezhen concert schedule?

Right here, in the catalogue above. Upcoming events come highlighted with a Buy ticket button, the past ones are marked Event ended. The catalogue updates as organisers add new dates. The 2026 season runs two parallel tours: the stadium Vilni Liudy with the closing show on 24 August in Kyiv and the chamber acoustic Teplyi Kontsert across regional halls. If you have a specific date in mind, it pays off to check ahead.

How much do Bez Obmezhen tickets cost?

The Kyiv stadium date on 24 August at NSC Olimpiyskiy starts from 550 UAH. The seat categories rise upward by the standard stadium pattern. The Teplyi Kontsert acoustic tour runs in a wider band, from 890 to 2990 UAH depending on the city (Zhytomyr, Poltava, Odesa, Cherkasy) and category. For the stadium dates in Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Odesa the actual price is always shown on the event card in the catalogue above.

Who is Bez Obmezhen?

A Ukrainian rock band from Zakarpattia, founded on 14 January 1999 in Mukachevo. The frontman and the only constant across the years remains Serhiy Volodymyrovych Tanchynets, an Honoured Artist of Ukraine since 2020. Beyond him, the current lineup features Igor Rybar on guitar and keys, Andriy Radko on guitar, Oleksandr Adamenko on bass and Oleksiy Berezhnyi on drums. The repertoire counts more than 40 songs, mostly Ukrainian-language. The hits include Bez Neyi Niyak, Zori Zapalaly, Kolyskova, Milyardy.

What are the band's most famous songs?

The standard list covers Zori Zapalaly, Bez Neyi Niyak (the X-Factor 2017 hit), Kolyskova (the soundtrack to the film Zaboroneny about Vasyl Stus), Milyardy, LitoKamon, Poklyanys.Potsiluy.Obiymy. From the new wave came Yakby, with the premiere falling on the Sylni Sertsia tour of 2025. Set apart are the early Underground from the debut album and the duet Vzletaya with Lida Aksenych.

How many albums does Bez Obmezhen have?

Five studio albums. The debut Underground came out in 2007 under the English name Without Limits. The third album appeared in 2015 with ten songs. After that came Milyardy with the soundtrack Kolyskova for the film Zaboroneny and Vilni Liudy as the basis of the stadium tour with the matching title track. In 2025, within the Sylni Sertsia tour, came new material with the premiere of the song Yakby. Plus over 40 singles and soundtrack appearances.

Where do the 2026 stadium concerts take place?

In 2026 the Vilni Liudy stadium tour hits four points. The tour kicks off in Ivano-Frankivsk, Rukh Stadium, on 16 May. After that comes Lviv, Arena Lviv, on 23 May. In Odesa the date sits in summer, at Spartak Stadium on 25 July. The closing show is in Kyiv on Independence Day, NSC Olimpiyskiy, 24 August. Tickets from earlier sales waves remain valid. The venue address is on each event card.

What is Teplyi Kontsert?

The 2026 acoustic tour in chamber concert format. No heavy amplification and no full band. Instrumentation: guitars, keys, light percussion. Setlist focuses on ballads and lyrical part of the catalogue. The season opens on 3-4 May in Zhytomyr. Poltava follows on 13-14 May. In Odesa two evenings, 19-20 May. Cherkasy closes the run on 26 May. The format runs longer than a standard rock set, with more audience conversation.

Can I get a refund on a Bez Obmezhen ticket?

Depends on the situation. The details are always written into the description of each event in the catalogue. The simple case is when the concert is cancelled or rescheduled by the organisers. The money goes back to the same card automatically, no claim or call needed. Things get trickier with anything else: a change of plans, a booking error, that sort of thing. Those situations are handled individually through TicketsBox support. Their contacts are on the website.