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Altin Gün

Altin Gün
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About

Altın Gün is an Amsterdam-based quintet that fuses Anatolian and Turkish folk music with psychedelic rock, funk and synth-pop, singing almost entirely in Turkish. Formed in 2016 by bassist Jasper Verhulst after he discovered Turkish crate-digging records while touring with Jacco Gardner, the band built its sound around reimagined türküs - orally transmitted folk songs. Their 2019 album Gece earned a Grammy nomination for Best World Album, and their sixth record Garip (2026) is a tribute to legendary folk bard Neşet Ertaş.

405.7K
Spotify monthly listeners
123M+
Total Spotify streams
22.3M+
Streams for top track "Goca Dünya" on Spotify
33
Upcoming concerts (as of mid-2026)

What's new

  • 2026-02

    Altın Gün released their sixth studio album Garip on February 20, 2026 via Glitterbeat/ATO Records - a ten-track tribute to Turkish folk bard Neşet Ertaş.

  • 2026-03

    The band announced their first North American tour since 2023, comprising 15 shows from September 6-26, 2026.

  • 2026-01

    ATO Records announced Garip in January 2026, describing it as the band's most ambitious and diverse release to date.

  • 2024

    Lead vocalist and keyboardist Merve Daşdemir departed the band in 2024 to pursue a solo career under the name MERVE.

  • 2023

    Altın Gün released Aşk (2023), recorded with vintage equipment to capture the energy of their live performances, marking a return to their earlier Anatolian folk-rock sound.

Tour

VancouverSeattlePortlandSan FranciscoLos AngelesCopenhagenStockholmGothenburgOsloBarcelonaMadridBolognaStrasbourgVilleurbanneSegrateDinslaken

Tracks

Goca DünyaBreakthrough track from debut album On (2018), 22M+ Spotify streams; cover of Erkin Koray classic
GeceTitle track of Grammy-nominated 2019 album
Leylim LeyFan favourite from Aşk (2023), showcases their live-band energy
Neredesin SenOpening track of Garip (2026), reimagining a 1986 Neşet Ertaş original
Kalk GidelimPopular track from Yol (2021), later released as a remix

Upcoming · 5

Where they play · 4

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