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SUMMARY:Altın Gün North America Tour 2026\, support Alex Maas
LOCATION:Howard Theatre
DESCRIPTION:ALTIN GÜNDutch psychedelic quintet Altın Gn return with thei
 r fifth album\, Garip - their most accomplished and eclectic release to da
 te\, and a heartfelt tribute to legendary Turkish folk-bard\, Neset Ertas.
  Since bursting onto the scene in 2018 with their debut album\, On\, Amste
 rdam-based Altın Gn have been at the vanguard of the 21st century revival
  of Turkish-influenced psychedelic grooves. Coming straight out of the gat
 e with a wah-wah and organ heavy sound that effortlessly captured the spir
 it of Anatolian 70s psych-funk masters like Baris Manco and Erkin Koray\, 
 they deepened and expanded their palette with 2021s Yol\, which brought sy
 nths and drum machines into the mix for a more 80s-influenced dream-pop vi
 be.But no matter how far out they have gone\, they have always maintained 
 a strong link to the same Anatolian folk traditions that inspired those ea
 rly pioneers. Founder and bassist\, Jasper Verhuist says: We are doing the
  same thing a lot of those artists were doing\, which is playing Turkish t
 raditionals and songs written by folk artists. Now\, with their fifth albu
 m\, Garip\, they have brought that connection to the folk source front and
  centre\, showcasing a collection of songs all originally written by Turki
 sh folk legend Neset Ertas.Ertas (1938-2012) was a revered and much-loved 
 Turkish singer\, lyricist and baglama player\, and a modern-day embodiment
  of the ancient ashik tradition of the folk-bard-troubadour. Throughout hi
 s long career\, he recorded more than 30 albums and wrote hundreds of song
 s - some of which were famously recorded by the likes of Baris Manco and S
 elda Bagcan. For Altın Gns vocalist\, keyboardist and baglama player\, Er
 dinc Ecevit\, interpreting a suite of Ertass tunes is a chance to get back
  to his roots.Both of my parents are from Turkey\, from the same area he i
 s from\, he says. Its the music that I grew up with. When I was five\, six
  years old\, my grandfather always had cassettes by Neset Ertas and I used
  to listen to it all day long. Then I was too young to really understand t
 he lyrics and the meaning\, but I really liked the melodies. Now\, years l
 ater\, Ecevit has fully immersed himself in Ertass lyrics - messages from 
 the heart that are\, he says\, stories about what he is facing in life. Th
 e Turkish traditional music is the blues of the Turkish people.\n\nBoletos
 : https://www.ticketweb.com/event/altn-gn-north-america-tour-howard-theatr
 e-tickets/14737683
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