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Anti-Reactionaries Targeted the Concert, Calling It a 'Satanic Ritual,' Leading to Its Cancellation: 'Anyma' Has Issued a Statement.

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Anyma's concert, scheduled for September 12th in Istanbul, has been cancelled. Anyma, targeted by reactionaries who called it a "satanic ritual," issued a statement saying, "Some darker parts of our story and show were taken out of context, manipulated by AI, combined with different music, and circulated online to create a dark narrative that does not actually exist and does not reflect the essence or purpose of the show."

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Anyma's concert, scheduled for September 12th in Istanbul, has been cancelled. Anyma, targeted by reactionaries who called it a "satanic ritual," issued a statement saying, "Some darker parts of our story and show were taken out of context, manipulated by AI, combined with different music, and circulated online to create a dark narrative that does not actually exist and does not reflect the essence or purpose of the show."

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Following the cancellation of the concert by the Istanbul Governorship on the grounds that it contained "Satanist ritual symbols," Anyma issued a statement saying, "My art has been turned into political propaganda material."

Following the cancellation of Anyma's Istanbul concert by the Istanbul Governorship, the famous DJ made a noteworthy statement. Denying the allegations of "satanic rituals" related to her stage visuals, Anyma said that they would fight to return to Turkey after the decision.

Italian-American DJ Anyma, known for blending electronic music, visual art, and technology in her stage shows, will be performing at Ataköy Marina Arena on September 12th as part of her 2026 ÆDEN World Tour...

World-renowned electronic music artist Anyma (Matteo Milleri), whose concert was banned by the Istanbul Governorship on the grounds of alleged "satanic rituals," announced that he will appeal the decision through legal channels, stating that the stage visuals were manipulated with artificial intelligence and taken out of context.

Anyma, the world-renowned musician who combines electronic music with visual arts, had her concert scheduled for September 12th in Istanbul banned by the Istanbul Governorship following allegations of a "satanic ritual." Speaking for the first time since the decision, Anyma stated that her performance had no religious or political meaning and announced that they would appeal the decision. Here are the details...

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A Haber broke the news in Türkiye on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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