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British alternative rock band Bôa takes the stage at Turkcell Stage on May 9, 2026!

Rising to prominence in 1998 with their breakout single “Duvet”, which became one of the defining tracks of the Japanese cult anime Serial Experiments Lain, Bôa reached wide audiences early in their career. Decades later, when “Duvet” was rediscovered on TikTok, the song resonated with millions once again. Today, with over 450 million streams on Spotify alone, “Duvet” has inspired Bôa to return to the studio and create new music for the first time in 20 years.

Their upcoming album Whiplash, out October 18 on Nettwerk, is a collection of melody-driven narratives. Its title reflects both personal highs and lows as well as the turbulence of our cultural moment, while also offering an invitation to community, resilience, and solace.

Blending nostalgia with fresh new sounds, Bôa bridges generations — bringing together longtime fans who grew up with “Duvet” and a new wave of listeners who discovered the band through TikTok. On May 9, they’ll unite both audiences live at Zorlu PAC.

Garbage is coming to Turkcell Stage on July 3 with the contributions of %100 Müzik!

Blending shimmering electronic pop with Shirley Manson’s emotive vocals, the rock band Garbage arrives at Zorlu PSM with their most fragile and wide-horizon album to date, Let All That We Imagine Be The Light.

The album moves from individual experiences toward a collective emotional space. Themes of love, solidarity, aging, loss, and standing back up again are explored from both personal and universal perspectives. As Shirley puts it, “We are all moving toward the same end; the question is how we choose to live this journey with meaning and joy.”

At the heart of the album lies the collective spirit the band calls “The Octopus”—like interconnected limbs reaching in different directions, yet belonging to the same body. The album cover visually reflects this idea.

Musically, the album is filled with dark basslines, hard-hitting guitar riffs, and cinematic atmospheres. Rich in storytelling, it is dramatic and deeply layered. Tracks such as Have We Met (The Void), Chinese Fire Horse, Sisyphus, and Radical draw from memories, inner prayers, and calls dedicated to what has been suppressed. To experience this album—an embodiment of Garbage’s refusal to repeat themselves—reserve your place now!