%100 STUDIO

This concert is much more than a classical repertoire evening: at Zorlu PSM, Bergüzar Korel does not simply sing the songs on stage—she tells them, from one heart to another. Throughout her acting career, Korel has always followed stories, and in this special night she transforms music into a form of storytelling. Songs that have accompanied our childhood, youth, first excitements, and unfinished sentences come back to life through her voice, interpretation, and narrative style on stage. Each song turns into a memory, an emotion, a small scene. It is an evening that reminds us that love is not only made of big words, but also of what we remember, what we share, and what we quietly feel. As beloved songs are reinterpreted on stage, the audience becomes part of this story—sometimes humming along, sometimes silently accompanying, sometimes simply closing their eyes and listening. At the center of this performance are not grand effects, but emotion. Not speed, but breathing. Not explaining love, but making it felt. Piano & Musical Director: Mustafa Haybat Guitar: Erdem Sökmen Drums: Erhan Seçkin Bass Guitar: Cemil Tatlıpınar Percussion: Tunç Çakır Saxophone / Flute: Batu Şallıel Violin: Hakan Güven Backing Vocals: Yonca Kocadağ

Soft Analog will meet their audience on May 22 at Zorlu PSM %100 Studio!

Formed in Ankara in 2019, Soft Analog is a creative duo blending the synth aesthetics of the 80s and 90s with modern electronic production. They naturally combine influences from Anatolia’s melodic heritage with genres such as Synth-Pop, Disco, and Indietronica, creating a unique sound identity that is both rooted and forward-looking.

Following their debut album DANS İLLÜZYON (2024), the duo has expanded their reach through international collaborations and performances, touring since late 2024. Their bilingual live shows across Germany, France, Belgium, and the United Kingdom have connected them with a global audience through the unifying energy of the dancefloor.

In 2026, Soft Analog enters a more atmospheric and rhythmic phase with their new album “Gecenin Koynunda”. In this new era, they explore a “darker and dustier” disco sound. Their focus track “Gecenin Koynunda (Phantom of the Discotheque)” reflects this vision, balancing midnight energy with the duo’s signature melodic storytelling.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Vay! Dedi Baykuş is adapted from a book written for preschool children. The story follows a curious little owl who stays awake during the day and discovers the surprises that daylight has to offer. Some of these wonders include the dawn light, sunshine, leaves, butterflies, clouds, and the colors of the rainbow. By the end of the day, when night falls, the owl realizes that stars are the most beautiful of all. Little Angel Theatre brings the book to life with a magical interpretation, using simple yet captivating puppetry to spark the imagination of very young audiences. Decorated with colorful fabrics, charming puppets, and engaging music, this production is especially designed for children aged 0–5.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Vay! Dedi Baykuş is adapted from a book written for preschool children. The story follows a curious little owl who stays awake during the day and discovers the surprises that daylight has to offer. Some of these wonders include the dawn light, sunshine, leaves, butterflies, clouds, and the colors of the rainbow. By the end of the day, when night falls, the owl realizes that stars are the most beautiful of all. Little Angel Theatre brings the book to life with a magical interpretation, using simple yet captivating puppetry to spark the imagination of very young audiences. Decorated with colorful fabrics, charming puppets, and engaging music, this production is especially designed for children aged 0–5.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

A 30-meter giant egg starts chasing Chef Bekir from Üsküdar! Meanwhile, the Gentleman, who is celebrating his victory with friends, is waiting for his order… The temperature is rising inside! It's turning into hell… As the walls melt, the building starts shaking.

Fiiiiiiıuuvvv!

Amidst all this, Bekir is boiling away with the egg he’s forced to cook… Chefs with knives, birds burying their heads in the sand, and of course, Kurt Cobain! They are all cooking. They’re all sauced. Chiiiinnnn! Now, they’re all ready to serve!

Fiuuuuuvvvvv!

Is destiny an inheritance from the family? Can a person shrink after being born? Does eternal sleep relax a person? Have you ever lost your head? Can a person look like someone they've never met? Do fish play chess too?

How is the pressure cooker’s heat controlled?

Fiiiiiiiiuuuuuuuuuuuvvvvvvvv!!!!

Time is passing…

The Gentleman is waiting for his egg.

Bekir? Is the egg ready?

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Four colorful, playful, and unstoppable storyteller-players—Vuf, Vın, Sisi, and their newest friend Bubu. Wherever they are, they are ready to joke, learn from each other, and tell the fables of Aesop!

The race of the Tortoise and the Hare, the unexpected bond between the Lion and the Mouse, the encounter between the Wolf and a mischievous child, and the story of the Crow all come to life again with songs and laughter. Aesop's Fables reminds us, in a magical and fun way, that even the smallest can achieve great things—and highlights the value of patience, intelligence, and friendship.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Four colorful, playful, and unstoppable storyteller-players—Vuf, Vın, Sisi, and their newest friend Bubu. Wherever they are, they are ready to joke, learn from each other, and tell the fables of Aesop!

The race of the Tortoise and the Hare, the unexpected bond between the Lion and the Mouse, the encounter between the Wolf and a mischievous child, and the story of the Crow all come to life again with songs and laughter. Aesop's Fables reminds us, in a magical and fun way, that even the smallest can achieve great things—and highlights the value of patience, intelligence, and friendship.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Is a story only as it is told, or as it is understood?

Is reality more striking than fiction?

To what extent—and in what way—should the truths of the past be revealed?

How close can we come to the truth with the right questions?

Can truth help us overcome our fears?

Is truth enough for freedom?

Is revenge just another name for justice?

Death and the Maiden, written by Ariel Dorfman and directed by Zişan Uğurlu, produced by Tiyatro Tonik, continues to meet audiences for its third season.

This concert is much more than a classical repertoire evening: at Zorlu PSM, Bergüzar Korel does not simply sing the songs on stage—she tells them, from one heart to another. Throughout her acting career, Korel has always followed stories, and in this special night she transforms music into a form of storytelling. Songs that have accompanied our childhood, youth, first excitements, and unfinished sentences come back to life through her voice, interpretation, and narrative style on stage. Each song turns into a memory, an emotion, a small scene. It is an evening that reminds us that love is not only made of big words, but also of what we remember, what we share, and what we quietly feel. As beloved songs are reinterpreted on stage, the audience becomes part of this story—sometimes humming along, sometimes silently accompanying, sometimes simply closing their eyes and listening. At the center of this performance are not grand effects, but emotion. Not speed, but breathing. Not explaining love, but making it felt. Piano & Musical Director: Mustafa Haybat Guitar: Erdem Sökmen Drums: Erhan Seçkin Bass Guitar: Cemil Tatlıpınar Percussion: Tunç Çakır Saxophone / Flute: Batu Şallıel Violin: Hakan Güven Backing Vocals: Yonca Kocadağ

PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik: JMSN Live at %100 Studio on June 6!

Hailing from Detroit, JMSN has emerged on the international stage as one of the music industry’s most sought-after performers and producers. With his unforgettable live performances, signature sound, self-directed compelling visuals, and a career spanning over a decade—including 8 studio albums and 2 live albums—JMSN has built a powerful and enduring reputation.

A true DIY leader, JMSN stands at the forefront of empowering independent artists to pursue their goals within the music industry, no matter the circumstances. He has received praise from legends such as Usher and Thomas McClary. His impressive talents have also been sought after by artists including Kendrick Lamar, Mac Miller, J. Cole, The Game, Tyga, Ab-Soul, Kaytranada, Sada Baby, Sango, Ta-ku, and Freddie Gibbs. Following a 100-date world tour in support of his album Soft Spot, JMSN successfully carried the album’s soul and energy to both the industry and audiences worldwide. Standout tracks such as Soft Spot, Love Me, and Cherry Pop garnered widespread acclaim and viral attention.

Now drawing attention with his latest project, it’s only about u if you think it is…, JMSN will meet his fans live at %100 Studio on June 6 as part of PSM Loves Summer by %100 Müzik.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

It all begins with a list written by a six-year-old child.

A list of the most wonderful things in the world.

A list of things worth living for.

– Ice cream – Water fights – Being allowed to stay up late and watch TV past bedtime

When the child learns that their mother has been hospitalized for not finding a reason to live, this list—written as a gift for her—gradually transforms into something that changes their perception of life itself over time.

Duration: 60 minutes

Age limit: 15+

This concert is much more than a classical repertoire evening: at Zorlu PSM, Bergüzar Korel does not simply sing the songs on stage—she tells them, from one heart to another. Throughout her acting career, Korel has always followed stories, and in this special night she transforms music into a form of storytelling. Songs that have accompanied our childhood, youth, first excitements, and unfinished sentences come back to life through her voice, interpretation, and narrative style on stage. Each song turns into a memory, an emotion, a small scene. It is an evening that reminds us that love is not only made of big words, but also of what we remember, what we share, and what we quietly feel. As beloved songs are reinterpreted on stage, the audience becomes part of this story—sometimes humming along, sometimes silently accompanying, sometimes simply closing their eyes and listening. At the center of this performance are not grand effects, but emotion. Not speed, but breathing. Not explaining love, but making it felt. Piano & Musical Director: Mustafa Haybat Guitar: Erdem Sökmen Drums: Erhan Seçkin Bass Guitar: Cemil Tatlıpınar Percussion: Tunç Çakır Saxophone / Flute: Batu Şallıel Violin: Hakan Güven Backing Vocals: Yonca Kocadağ