Videos

On April 20th, 2024, we hosted a concert with Iranian indie rock artist, King Raam, at London's Rich Mix. Franco-Portuguese duo, Enia & Marcel, opened. Watch the video!

Check out a short video of the Marjan Farsad Trio's concert in London! An unforgettable night of mesmerizing melodies and captivating visuals at Kings Place with Shervin Najafian.

On March 16th, 2024, we celebrated Nowruz with a party at Rich Mix London, featuring alternative Iranian artists like Golsa and Emma. Feel the joy of Nowruz with a short video recap.

Watch a short video of Mahan Mirarab Band's 2024 London concert kickoff for "Say Your Most Beautiful" tour. Featuring Mahan Mirarab, Golnar Shahyar & more. Video by Ali Zamani.

On December 8th, 2023, Rostam Mirlashari, a renowned figure in Balochi music, and his band highlighted Balochistan's culture at London. Watch the video by Ali Zamani.

On Nov 22-23, Kayhan Kalhor & Erdal Erzincan delivered unforgettable performances at Kings Place. Relive the highlights of their mesmerizing duo recital in a short video.

Experience Damahi, the Iranian band's vibrant tunes at EFG London Jazz Fest 2023. Rich Mix on Nov 17th and World Heart Beat on Nov 20th. Presented by Vaak Records.

Snippet from BowLand's debut concert in London at Rich Mix on Sept 29, warmly embraced by the audience. Video by Ali Zamani, a London-based photographer and filmmaker.

Vaak Stage 2023 finale at The Social, London on July 30th—Habib Meftah's "Shibaali" with Sara Amini's opening. Presented by Vaak Records, celebrating Middle Eastern melodies.

Vaak Stage 2023, Second Night at Kings Place, London, July 29th! Featuring Elaha Soroor, Misagh Moradi, Basma Jabr, Aida Shahghasemi, Golnar Shahyar, and more talented artists.

Vaak Stage 2023 Opening Night at Kings Place, London, July 1st! Featuring Kourosh Kanani Trio, Misagh Morady, Ehsan Karami, Karaj Collective, Sahar Zibaei, and Cigdem Aslan.

"Beraghs (Dance!)" blends Tehran's cafe music with serious art music. Composed by Bamdad Afshar and Aso Kohzadi, with a captivating video showcasing Iran's diverse choreography.

"Moosa-Koo-Taghi," a name for an urban pigeon in Iran, comes from "Moosa Koo Taghi?" meaning "Moosa, where is Taghi?" The bird's song mimics this Persian expression. Learn more.

Ondor Bondor, Otagh Band's fusion of southern Iranian folk with electronic and rock, draws from Yazle, featuring 'call and response' in versatile expressions from celebrations to protests.