ABOUT THE EVENT
Mabel Matiz at Bornova Aşık Veysel Açıkhava Tiyatrosu, Izmir
Mabel Matiz plays Bornova Aşık Veysel Açıkhava Tiyatrosu in Izmir, Turkey on Saturday, November 7, 2026. The listed start time is 21:00 local time.
Mabel Matiz stages Turkish pop as a visual narrative, joining Anatolian melodic references and electronic arrangements to costume, colour and carefully directed lighting.
Event details
- Tickets
- On sale on Ticketmaster
THE LIVE SHOW
What Mabel Matiz concerts are like
The production rewards a view of the complete stage, while the front area offers stronger performer connection at the cost of some visual perspective.
Songs can be rearranged for the live band rather than reproduced exactly as studio recordings, giving transitions their own dramatic shape.
Tips for the Izmir show
- Compare front-area proximity with a central tribune's full view before buying.
- Treat consecutive nights as separate events with their own doors and availability.
- Check outdoor venue weather and transport plans on the event day.
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
About Mabel Matiz
Mabel Matiz is a Turkish singer and songwriter from Mersin. Since his self-titled 2011 debut, he has developed a pop language shaped by Anatolian melodies, electronic production and literary songwriting.
Albums including Gök Nerede and Maya established that identity, while later collaborations brought his work to an even wider audience.
- Origin
- Mersin, Türkiye
- Genre
- Turkish pop, electronic pop and Anatolian pop
- Active since
- 2008
- Notable work
- Mabel Matiz, Yaşım Çocuk, Gök Nerede and Maya
- Known for
- Sarmaşık, Öyle Kolaysa and Antidepresan
Career highlights
- Built a distinctive visual and musical identity across pop, electronic and Anatolian references.
- Maya became one of the central albums of his catalogue.
- Antidepresan reached a broad audience across Turkish-language pop.
Getting to Bornova Aşık Veysel Açıkhava Tiyatrosu
Bornova Aşık Veysel Açıkhava Tiyatrosu is the venue for Mabel Matiz's Izmir show. The listed address is Erzene Mah., Izmir. Check the venue's entry times and bag policy before the day, and plan your route home in advance, as large concerts often finish when public transport is at its busiest.
Travelling to Izmir for the concert
Most visitors flying in for this show land at Adnan Menderes Airport (ADB). Because it is a Saturday show, the concert crowd lands on top of the usual weekend visitors, so hotels in Izmir are worth booking early.
With a 21:00 start, the show will end late in the evening. Check the last train or bus back to where you are staying before you set off, and fly in the day before so a delayed flight does not cost you the concert.
Frequently asked questions
When does Mabel Matiz play Bornova Aşık Veysel Açıkhava Tiyatrosu?
Mabel Matiz is scheduled for Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 21:00 local time at Bornova Aşık Veysel Açıkhava Tiyatrosu.
How do I get to Bornova Aşık Veysel Açıkhava Tiyatrosu?
Bornova Aşık Veysel Açıkhava Tiyatrosu is in Izmir, Turkey. Use the map link on this page to plan your route and check local public transport options for the evening.
Open location in Google MapsWhere can I buy Mabel Matiz tickets for Izmir?
Through the official Ticketmaster listing linked on this page; FlyVentis does not sell tickets itself.
Do Mabel Matiz tickets sell out quickly?
Large Turkish dates may divide the floor into several named areas; use the exact map rather than assuming those labels are standard. Check the official listing for what is still available on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
What should I listen to before seeing Mabel Matiz?
Gök Nerede and Maya show the meeting point between Anatolian references, electronic pop and detailed songwriting.
What language does Mabel Matiz sing in?
His catalogue is predominantly in Turkish.
What is a Mabel Matiz concert like?
Music, costume, lighting and stage direction are usually treated as parts of one visual production.
