Bosnian singer Amira Medunjanin, known for her interpretations of Sevdalinka, a traditional Bosnian musical genre centered on themes of love and longing, will perform at Zorlu Performing Arts Center (PSM) in Istanbul on Oct. 24.
Organized by Piu Entertainment, the concert will take place at Zorlu PSM's Turkcell Stage, where Medunjanin will bring together traditional Balkan melodies and her contemporary vocal interpretations.
Medunjanin has built an international career around Sevdalinka, a musical tradition from Bosnia and Herzegovina whose songs frequently explore love, longing and passion.
Through her albums and performances across different countries, the singer has introduced traditional Balkan music to wider audiences, drawing on her distinctive vocal style to reinterpret melodies rooted in the region's cultural heritage.
Her repertoire includes songs such as "Ajde Jano," "Sto Te Nema" and "Pjevat Cemo Sta Nam Srce Zna," alongside other works from the Balkan musical tradition.
Tickets for the Istanbul concert are available through Biletinial, Bubilet, Biletix and Passo.