23.05.2026 09:30
Famous singer Tan Taşçı, who was released after being detained in a drug investigation targeting celebrities, survived a terrifying accident at his Izmir concert. Taşçı, who panicked when the flame effect used in the stage show flashed in his face, drew attention by continuing his concert without a break. Footage captured by a fan's mobile phone camera also showed smoke rising from the singer's head after the flames.
The incident that occurred during Tan Taşçı's concert at Göztepe Gürsel Aksel Stadium in İzmir marked the night. During the concert, a flame effect used as part of the stage show suddenly rose towards the artist's face. Taşçı, who experienced a brief moment of shock, was seen stepping back reflexively. Those moments were recorded second by second by the mobile phone cameras of the citizens at the concert venue.
CONTINUED HIS CONCERT
After the frightening moments, it was notable that Tan Taşçı maintained his professionalism and continued his performance. While the audience experienced great panic, the famous singer's calm demeanor was talked about. The footage quickly reached a wide audience.
In the images, smoke was seen rising from Taşçı's head after the flame.
DETAINED AND RELEASED
Within the scope of the operation conducted by the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against celebrities, a detention decision was also made for Tan Taşçı. The singer, who could not be found at his address, later went to the gendarmerie, gave his statement, and was released.
Taşçı, who turned back while heading to İzmir for the concert and went to give his statement, made the following statement in his explanation:
“As a result of my meeting with my lawyer, I am turning back from the İzmir road and going to the Bodrum Gendarmerie Command to carry out the necessary procedures. I would like to state that I respect all decisions to be made within the scope of the investigation conducted by the Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. I believe the process will be clarified with full transparency as soon as possible, and I thank the public for their common sense.”
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