Altin Gün

Freilichtbühne Burgtheater
Althoffstraße 5, 46535 Dinslaken
Sa, 09.08.2025
Start: 20:00 Uhr - 23:00 Uhr

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Über die Veranstaltung

ALTIN GÜN
THE GRAMMY® AWARD-NOMINATED TURKISH PSYCH-FOLK INNOVATOR
RETURNS WITH A GROUNDBREAKING NEW COLLECTION OF REINVENTED,
ANATOLIAN FOLK SONGS. Now the five piece outfit will drop two new originals,
kırık cam and Valahi Yok, both will be released April 9 2024 on the first date of
their European clubtour and as farewell to Merve, who decided to quit the band
after the Spring tour. From this moment on the band will proceed as a five
piece.
Hailing from Amsterdam but coming from various backgrounds, Altın Gün has captured the
world’s imagination with an indelible fusion, for over five years now. The band combines
psychedelic rock, deep funk, synthpop, cosmic reggae, and more with the rich and incredibly
diverse traditions of Anatolian and Turkish folk music. Debut album On (2018) quickly
captured the world’s attention and a year later the band earned a prestigious GRAMMY®
Award nomination for “Best World Album” with it’s sophomore LP Gece (2019).
“This much raw virtuoso – without any sign of showing off – gets the audience going
immediately” – 3voor12 vpro (freely translated from Dutch)
After two years of recording separately from home during the pandemic and releasing
Âlem and Yol (2021) as a result, the band members of Altın Gün now recorded a live album
in the studio again, called Aşk. This album sees Altın Gün swinging away from the
electronic, synth-drenched sound of their home-recorded albums, to capture all the
infectious power and urgency of the band’s famously, propulsive live performances. Aşk
(2023) therefore marks a new start for the band, who's ready to tour the world again.
Recorded using vintage equipment and techniques, the ten groundbreaking tracks on Aşk all
represent visionary new readings of traditional Turkish folk tunes, revealing how these
ancient songs remain eternally resonant and ripe for reinterpretation. This results in an
exuberant return to the 70s Anatolian folk-rock sound that has characterized Altın Gün’s first
two albums.
“Much like Gorillaz, Altın Gün concoct their improbable musical fusions in the service
of pop music’s joys, rather than eat-your-greens musical worth” – Pitchfork
Renowned for their dizzyingly hypnotic live performances, Altın Gün has been lighting up
stages all around the world, including sold out headline tours in North America, Europe, and
the UK, along with show-stopping sets at top international festivals like Coachella (US),
Lowlands (NL), Primavera Sound (SP), Fuji Rock (JP) and Iceland Airwaves (IS), to name
but a few.
“Altın Gün delighted us with its Anatolian sounds, transporting us to other
destinations that probably have the same heat as was felt on the dance floor” –
Grapevine IS
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The eagerly anticipated new album Aşk was released by Glitterbeat Records/ATO Records and
on March 31. Before that, listeners can enjoy four singles:
Rakiya Su Katamam Leylim Ley and Güzelliğin On Para Etmez .

Altın Gün is: Erdinç Ecevit (vocals and keyboards), Thijs Elzinga (guitar), Jasper Verhulst (bass), Daniel
Smienk (drums), Chris Bruining (percussion).

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Kleine Seilerstraße 1
20359 Hamburg