Anyma's Istanbul Concert Banned Following Target
Anyma's September 12 event in Istanbul, which combines technology and visual arts, was canceled by a gubernatorial decision following targeted campaigns.
The concert of Anyma, which brings together electronic music and visual arts, planned to be held on September 12 at Istanbul Ataköy Marina Arena, was banned by the Istanbul Governorship following target campaigns by reactionary circles depicting it as a satanic ritual.
Cancellation of the Concert
The concert that Anyma, known for stage shows combining electronic music, visual arts, and technology, was set to perform in Istanbul has been banned. According to the information obtained, the Istanbul Governorship canceled the Anyma concert, which was expected to take place at Ataköy Marina Arena.
Targeted Campaigns and Press Reflections
While no official statement has been made regarding the issue, this development was portrayed in the reactionary press and on social media accounts as "satanic ritual canceled." It is known that no such ritual, as claimed, takes place during these concerts.
Stage Shows and World Tour
Anyma, whose stage shows feature various figures displayed on a screen behind the DJ, had previously performed shows in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. The artist was normally expected to meet music lovers as part of the 2026 ÆDEN World Tour.
Other Names to Feature at the Event
It was anticipated that Kevin de Vries, Stephan Bodzin, Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman, Henri Bergmann, and Gaia Ekho would accompany the artist on this night planned to take place at Ataköy Marina Arena.