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Ali Azimi, the London-based Persian rock singer-songwriter, returns to Helsinki after two years to perform with his band. Known for his powerful voice and socially conscious lyrics, Azimi will present songs from his latest album "Dystopia," alongside fan favorites like "Pishdaramad." This concert is part of his European tour, following his successful U.S. and Canada tour earlier this year. Since his breakout 2013 album "Mr. Mean," Azimi has been a leading figure in Persian rock, blending Western influences with Iranian themes to create music that resonates deeply with audiences worldwide.

ALI AZIMI Live in Helsinki

RESIST BEING THE OTHER

We produce and plan Live music events and concerts for non-European artists from across the world in Finland.

Our goal is to bring non-western music into the scene without being dependent on festivals and their economy and representations.

We can assist in materializing your ideas in the form of an event, workshop or Lecture.

BEYOND JUST A CONCERT!

Ideas behind your music and creative process need to be seen and heard by a larger audience. This is the way to unravel the stereotypes and gain control over representations.

We can help you materialize your thoughts in the form of press releases, interviews or short video introductions.

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PAST EVENTS

An Entry to Iranian Music was a series of eight-session lectures, workshops and performances held in the Museum of Impossible Forms, Helsinki in 2020-2021. This project was curated by Aman Askarizad.