She returned after 6 years: A parade of stars at the Şebnem Ferah concert
Famous rock artist Şebnem Ferah brought thousands of people together with her Istanbul concert after a long hiatus. Well-known names from the worlds of art, sports, and entertainment were also among the audience during the night.
Staying away from the stage for six years, Şebnem Ferah made a magnificent return to her Istanbul fans. The concert, organized at KüçükÇiftlik Park with tickets selling out in minutes, created excitement in the music world.

Famous names such as Cem Yılmaz, Kenan Doğulu, Beren Saat, Zehra Güneş, Ezgi Mola, and Aleyna Tilki were among those who came to watch the concert.

Taking the stage to enthusiastic applause, Ferah made an energetic start to the night with her song "Okyanus." Frequently expressing how much she missed her audience, Ferah performed her beloved songs throughout the concert, which featured emotional moments.

In her speech during the night, the artist addressed her fans, saying, "In your absence, I realized that you are my home." These sincere words were highly appreciated by the audience and were met with intense applause in the concert area.

Many artists and athletes did not leave Şebnem Ferah alone at the concert. Among the attendees were Mazhar Alanson, Ogün Şanlısoy, Özge Özpirinçci, Burak Yamantürk, Burak Şafak, Burçin Terzioğlu, and Şebnem Dönmez.
Following the high interest in the concert, Şebnem Ferah's new stage schedule was announced due to intense demand. It was announced that the artist will meet with music lovers in İzmir on June 13 and in Istanbul again on June 27.
News Source: 12punto
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