Sertab Erener

Turkish pop singer Sertab Erener will take the Eurovision stage after a 21-year hiatus. The singer, who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2003 with her song "Everyway That I Can," which was Türkiye's first and only victory in the event, has been invited to this year's contest in Malmö, Sweden, on May 7 and 11.

Turkish worldwide famous pop star Sertab Erener called for "urgent action to save people and planet" in a new song released on Nov. 11.

Turkish celebrities including comedian Demet Akbağ and popstar Sertap Erener have called on their fellow Turks to "roll up their sleeves" and get vaccinated against COVID-19.

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Turkish pop singer Sertab Erener's show, 'Sertab's Musical,' will be at Istanbul's Uniq Hall with two final performances of the season. With the choreography of Beyhan Murphy, Erener will take the stage on April 20 and 27.

Celebrating her 25th year in music, Turkish singer Sertab Erener will be on stage in the Aegean towns of Bodrum on July 8, Ayvalık on July 11, Altınoluk on July 12 and Çeşme on July 14.

Following Fahir Atakoğlu's latest release "Live at Umbria Jazz," the 17th album in his vast catalogue of music, the Fahir Atakoğlu Trio will perform at three venues on the East Coast of the U.S. this month.

Set to mark her 25th year in music in 2017, Sertab Erener, one of Turkey's biggest pop stars, continues to come up with new material, recently releasing her new album "Kırık Kalpler Albümü" (The Broken Hearts Album). The album of love songs has a largely acoustic approach with simple but deeply felt lyrics. 

Istanbul offers a wide range of activities to serve Istanbulites with different tastes, from a cooking workshop to one focusing on the problems of single mothers; from a Tarkan concert to a Latin music festival. Here is a calendar for Istanbul?s culture and arts events for September 2015.

Sept. 1

The 21st Istanbul Jazz Festival kicks off tomorrow. The event hosts the premiere of Turkish composer, author and musician Zülfü Livaneli’s new piece composed for the poems of Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi Organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Arts and Culture (İKSV), the 21st Istanbul Jazz Festival begins tomorrow.