EDIS – UK & Europe Tour 2026 at Cargo Gallery

ABOUT THIS EVENT

EDIS 18. 11. 2026 -- Cargo Gallery, Prague Turkish pop superstar EDIS, one of the most prominent musical talents in the SWANA region, is set to embark on his first major European tour in 2026, with Prague included on the itinerary. The artist, who has amassed over a billion YouTube views, multiple chart-topping hits, and performed at Dua Lipa's Sunny Hill Festival, will bring his high-energy live show to Cargo Gallery on November 18, 2026. Today, EDIS stands among the most influential names in contemporary Turkish pop and reflects the growing global power of non-English music. TICKET PRICE 600 CZK (PLUS BOOKING FEES) FAN CLUB PRESALE STARTS MAY 14, 2026 AT 10:00 AM TICKETS ON SALE VIA TICKETMASTER FROM MAY 15, 2026 AT 10:00 AM As one of Turkey's biggest pop stars and a prominent figure across the SWANA region, EDIS is set to make his first major breakthrough in Europe in November 2026. Edis Görgülü, born in London and raised in Izmir, is now a household name from Istanbul to the Gulf countries. He has amassed over a billion views on YouTube, several number-one hits, and major awards, including Best Male Artist at the Golden Butterfly Awards. As the cover star of Vogue Turkey, he ranks among the region's most influential pop artists. His 2021 single "Mart?lar" became one of the most-streamed songs of the year in Turkey. His 2025 album Bachi-Bouzouk further expanded his reach across the region, and his arena concerts in Istanbul and other cities have long attracted audiences far beyond Turkey's borders. Last summer, he also performed at the Sunny Hill Festival, organized by Dua Lipa. Turkish artists are now reaching global audiences on an unprecedented scale, and the number of international streams has been growing rapidly over the past decade. Streaming continues to break down language barriers, and music in languages other than English is more exportable than ever before. The question is no longer whether a Turkish pop artist can break through globally, but who will