Can Güngör live in London

Gigue Production presents: Sync The Culture – The Series Continues with Can Güngör Unplugged in London

As part of the Sync The Culture series, we are thrilled to welcome Can Güngör to London for an intimate solo & unplugged performance at Signature Brew on Wednesday, June 18. A leading voice in the alternative music scene, Can Güngör is known for his poetic songwriting and rich musical expression, with albums like Silik Düşler, Sular Dar, and Canlı Akustik. Having collaborated with renowned artists such as Mabel Matiz, Göksel, and Melike Şahin, he has also performed at major festivals alongside Blonde Redhead, José González, and Cass McCombs.

Opening the night will be the incredible Tendertwin, setting the stage for a magical evening. Don't miss this unique live experience!

Who is Can Güngör?

Can Güngör, one of the most inspiring names in the alternative music scene, navigates rare depths both as a songwriter and a musical storyteller. With his distinctive style, he has crafted albums such as Silik Düşler (2015), Sular Dar (2020), and Canlı Akustik (2024), alongside singles like Yalnız Ölmek (2016), Dışarda Kış (2019), and Genetik (2022).

Beyond his solo work, Can Güngör is also a sought-after arranger and producer, collaborating with artists such as Mabel Matiz, Göksel, Melike Şahin, and Büyük Ev Ablukada. Since 2014, he has graced the stages of major festivals, including IKSV Jazz Festival, MIX Festival, and One Love Festival, performing as an opening act for artists like Blonde Redhead, José González, and Cass McCombs.

Just as in his recordings, his live performances promise a musically rich, intimate, and adventurous experience. As esteemed music writer Murat Beşer puts it, “The second round of urban troubadourism begins!”

Who is Tendertwin?

The project of Istanbul-born, now London-based Bilge Nur Yilmaz — Tendertwin is a forager for half-lived stories. Nurtured transatlantic, her distinctive voice subtly soaks up Turkey’s rich musical heritage from the lapping tides of the Black Sea and Mediterranean, and filters it through drifting time spent in Philadelphia, Oxford, and London. The debut EP Ship Argo touches on themes of displacement, identity, and belonging through an alternative folk lens.

Having landed support from the likes of BBC Radio 6, Apple Music, Line of Best Fit, CMU, BBC Radio Scotland, Clash and Brooklyn Vegan, as well as slots at festivals including The Great Escape and Left of the Dial, Tendertwin's other projects including the Roundhouse Music Collective as well as being a Resident Artist at The Roundhouse.