Which concerts are in Istanbul today? Who will take the stage in Üsküdar? Here is the April 23, 2024 concert schedule...
People have begun to wonder about the free concerts to be held as part of the April 23 National Sovereignty and Children's Day. The Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality and Ankara Metropolitan Municipality have released statements to satisfy this curiosity. So, who will take the stage in Üsküdar, and are there concerts in Ankara?
April 23 National Sovereignty and Children's Day will be celebrated with great enthusiasm. On this holiday, which marks the 104th anniversary of the opening of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM), people are curiously researching the concert schedule. So, who will perform where? Here is the April 23, 2024 concert schedule...
CEZA AND ZEYNEP BASTIK
According to the concert schedule announced by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, celebrations will begin at Üsküdar Coastal Square starting at 14.00, and the event will conclude with concerts by Ceza and Zeynep Bastık.
The full list of Istanbul's April 23 concerts is as follows:
Zeynep Bastık: Üsküdar Coastal Square/21.40
Ceza: Üsküdar Coastal Square/ 20.10
Hadise: Maçka Democracy Park/21.00
Köfn: Istanbul Sanat/18.00
Aydilge: Çekmeköy/18.30
Manuş Baba: Sancaktepe/20.30
İlyas Yalçıntaş: Bahçelievler/20.00
WHO WILL PERFORM IN ANKARA?
Within the scope of the April 23 concerts organized by the Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, a concert by Edis will be held at the Atatürk Forest Farm on Tuesday, April 23, at 20.00.
News Source: 12punto
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