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Nouvelle Vague will be performing on the promotional tour of their new album 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go?' in February, and on the evening of May 17th, with the support of %100 Music, they will be on stage at Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage.

Nouvelle Vague, the renowned bossa nova project founded by Marc Collin and the late Olivier Libaux in 2003, has become a musical phenomenon over the past two decades. Initially conceived as a one-off tribute to post-punk songwriting in a bossa nova style, Nouvelle Vague's debut album unexpectedly soared to global acclaim. The band's unique fusion of melancholic post-punk and bossa nova, coupled with their daring French reinterpretation approach, set them apart. The latest album, inspired by vocalist Alonya's rendition of The Clash's "Should I Stay Or Should I Go," continues Nouvelle Vague's tradition of reinventing classics, and will be released on February 16th. It will, again, amplify the timeless significance and continued impact of Nouvelle Vague's musical legacy.

French alternative dance group L'Impératrice will bring its whimsical and stylized disco music to Zorlu PSM on May 26 as part of PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik!

Elegant and majestic, L’Impératrice (The Empress) has six crowns.

Since the release of the album "Tako Tsubo", things are moving fast for the Parisian group. L’Impératrice has certainly kept its taste for dance, a groove laid on a virtuoso bass, vintage synths and glimmering melodies. But has offered itself the freedom to explore other territories, to take a new direction with its second album Tako Tsubo. An album that will lead the band to a World Tour of more than 100 dates.

L'Impératrice is the brainchild of keyboardist/composer Charles de Boisseguin which grew to include second keyboardist Hagni Gwon, guitarist Achille Trocellier, bass player David Gaugué, drummer Tom Daveau and vocalist Flore Benguigui. Following the release of their two albums “Matahari” and “Tako Tsubo,” L’Impératrice has definitely asserted itself as the vanguard of a new French touch.

Blending electronic music with traditional songwriting, Kerala Dust is coming to Zorlu PSM on June 1 as part of PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik!

Kerala Dust returns to the Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage on June 1 as a part of PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik! Formed in London in 2016, Kerala Dust emerged from the fusion of vocalist Edmund Kenny's love for electronic music and his background in indie music. Drawing inspiration from the cosmopolitan chaos of not only London but also Zurich and Berlin, the quartet released their latest album Violet Drive in February 2023. Conceived as " a trip through Europe," Violet Drive carries echoes of Tom Waits, Talking Heads, and Abdulla Rashim.

Don't miss Kerala Dust for another incredible concert experience at Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage on June 1 as part of PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik!

BADBADNOTGOOD, pushing the boundaries by blending modern jazz with hip-hop, is coming to Zorlu PSM on June 5 as part of PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik!

Formed in Toronto in 2010, BADBADNOTGOOD showcases a seamless transition between music genres. Alexander Sowinski, Chester Hansen, and Lealand Witty, who met during their jazz studies, ventured into creating alternative music that freely navigates between genres, leaving traditional jazz behind. The group, admired not only by music enthusiasts but also by artists like Tyler, the Creator, Ghostface Killa, and Kendrick Lamar, has now amassed a broad audience.

Additionally, their latest album “Talk Memory,” instead of glimpsing at today, sheds light on the trio's instrumental background, sources of inspiration, and innovative history.

Offering listeners not just a musical experience but an adventure that pushes the limits of music, BADBADNOTGOOD will provide the audience on the evening of June 5 at Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage with an opportunity to explore their creative and diverse musical world.

Celebrating their 30th anniversary, legendary band Blonde Redhead will take the stage at Zorlu PSM on June 8 as part of the PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik!

Throughout their 30-year career, Blonde Redhead has crafted their unique style by integrating indie rock, dream pop, shoegaze influences, and experimental sounds, occasionally incorporating string instruments and piano into their music. Formed in New York in 1993, the band stands as one of the most successful representatives of the transposition between cultures and genres. Vocalist Kazu Makino's powerful voice, accompanied by the instruments of brothers Simone and Amedeo Pace, creates melancholic and emotionally charged tunes.

Releasing their first studio album since 2014 in September 2023, the band will grace the stage at Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage to celebrate both their new album and their 30th anniversary. The album, titled "Sit Down for Dinner," was written and recorded over a five-year period in New York, Milan, and Tuscany. It is flawlessly structured, filled with sensitivity, clarity, and resolve. Album’s opening track, “Snowman,” was inspired by the Swingle Singers’ acapella renditions of Bach.

Blonde Redhead, performing as part of the PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik series June 8 at Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage, will deliver an unforgettable performance, providing the audience with unique moments!

Palaye Royale will rock the Turkcell Stage on June 10th!

Palaye Royale’s adrenaline fueled, rock n’ roll circus is leading a generation in togetherness through truth, honesty, and change. First landing in Los Angeles as teenagers, Las Vegas-bred brothers Remington Leith (vocals), Sebastian Danzig (guitar), and Emerson Barrett (drums), worked their way up through the ruthless L.A. rock scene, soon finding themselves playing arenas with the likes of Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, and Stone Sour. They draw as much inspiration from cinema and philosophy as they do from their musical muses, building a story with libertine reverence for Alan Watts and debauchery-fueled nights at the Chateau Marmont, for Johnny Thunders and The Stooges.

The trio’s fourth full-length “Fever Dream” emerged from a much-needed break in the chaos, with the three classically trained musicians returning to their roots and composing most of the album on piano. Equal parts ecstatic head rush and in-depth meditation on the state of the human psyche, the result is Palaye Royale’s boldest and most visionary body of work to date. For Palaye Royale, returning to the live stage is among the most thrilling rewards to be gained from the release of “Fever Dream.” As their moniker itself evokes (Palaye Royale is the name of the Toronto dancehall where their grandparents met in the ‘50s), the brotherly trio is eager to connect themselves and this generation to the spirit of the past but reinvigorated for today with eclecticism and fierce individuality. Their tours are like a traveling circus. Clad in scarves, hats, paisley shirts, and makeup, as the Soldiers of the Royal Council attest, it’s the Palaye Royale lifestyle. And you are invited to the celebration on June 10!

Archive are not a band but a Collective.

Archive was formed by Londoners Darius Keeler and Danny Griffiths in 1994 and began as an electronica project. They released a few singles on their own Swam label and broke up in 1996 only to be reformed with new personnel a year later to record their first official album entitled "Londinium" – a purely trip-hop product. After a brief split-up once again, Keeler and Griffiths started collaborating with yet another couple of musicians and in 1999, released "Take My Head" - this time a pop album. In 2002, with a different set of members, they finally decided to dip their toes in progressive music and gave us "You All Look the Same to Me".

From the very first notes of "You All Look the Same to Me", it is evident that Archive hold their Pink Floyd collections in high esteem. It features some well-orchestrated epics that merit its time defying cult following.

Archive will take the audience on a journey through time, genres, feeling and emotions on June 12.

Black Pumas, one of the most electrifying bands of recent times, will be performing at Zorlu PSM on July 2 as part of PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik!

Since the release of their debut album, Black Pumas was nominated for a total of seven Grammy Awards, including "Album of the Year" and "Best New Artist." They are now coming to Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage on July 2 as part of PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik! The band, hailing from Austin, Texas, garnered the attention of music enthusiasts at the beginning of their musical journey with their track "Colors," inspired by the hues of the sky.

In 2017, the collaboration of vocalist/lyricist Eric Burton and guitarist/producer Adrian Quesada laid the foundation for Black Pumas. Burton, a self-taught musician, and Quesada, already a Grammy winner, quickly rose to fame thanks to their complementary yet distinct musical sensibilities.

Their highly anticipated second album, "Chronicles of a Diamond," produced by Quesada and co-produced by Burton, was released in October 2023. The album brings to life Black Pumas' unique vision with a more robust, passionate, and bold originality than ever before. As one of the strongest representatives of psychedelic soul today, Black Pumas will come together with music lovers at Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage on the night of July 2!

Fontaines D.C, masters of incorporating their local identity alongside genres like post-punk and alternative rock, is coming to Zorlu PSM as part of PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik on August 20!

In a constant state of growth, Fontaines D.C. blends shifting moods, startling insight, maturity, and considerable emotional wallop to deliver an unforgettable concert experience. Join them on August 20 at Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage as part of PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik. Known for their dedication to Ireland's culture, history, and the city of Dublin, the band infuses essences of Ireland's cultural fabric into their lyrics and music.

Their many accolades include the "Best International Group" award at the 2020 Brit Awards and nominations for the 2021 Grammy Awards, including "Best Rock Album." While Fontaines D.C.'s music draws inspiration from genres like post-punk and alternative rock, they skillfully blend these influences with their local identity and musical heritage. By reflecting Dublin's streets, lifestyle, and people in their music, they craft a distinctive sound. This cultural influence is evident in their latest album, Skinty Fia, where lyrics may explore the ancient Irish curse meaning "the curse of the deer" or express a complex relationship with their homeland, capturing the longing for it and the conflicting guilt of leaving.

Join us on the evening of August 20 at Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage for a musical journey through the streets of Ireland with Fontaines D.C. – an experience not to be missed!

Apocalyptica is returning to Istanbul as a part of ‘PLAYS METALLICA VOL. 2 TOUR’ in September 19, 2024!

Apocalyptica have always kept their wings well spread; not just as an international market-leader but as a group who have effectively created a genre of their own and proven that rock music isn't always about the instrument you play, but the attitude you keep. Since the release of their debut album 'Plays Metallica By Four Cellos' in 1996 Apocalyptica have been developing a style that became ubiquitous with them since the fact remains that never before had a group of classically-trained cellists, metal fans to a man, attempted to fuse together the seemingly disparate worlds of classical music & hard rock.

In September, Apocalyptica will take the stage at by storm as a part of ‘PLAYS METALLICA VOL. 2 TOUR 2024’ with the invaluable contributions of %100 Müzik!