03.08.2026 21:20
Famous singer Feridun Düzağaç announced that he is taking a break from the stage due to his vertigo illness, which he could not overcome. The 55-year-old musician, who shared a message on social media as if asking for forgiveness, said, 'There is no need to worry, but I will not be able to give concerts for at least one season,' and canceled his August program.
Famous artist Feridun Düzağaç, who left his mark on Turkish music history with unforgettable songs such as "Dipteyim Sondayım Depresyondayım" and "Alev Alev", announced that he is taking a break from his concerts due to a health issue and various reasons.
The 55-year-old artist, who shared an emotional statement on his social media account, stated that he had to take a break from his concert marathon for at least one season.
"A SITUATION RELATED TO VERTIGO"
Addressing his fans as "Dear friends" in his post, the master musician stated that one of the most important reasons for his decision to take a break from the stage was his vertigo condition. Düzağaç used the following statements in his statement:
"I have to take a break from our concerts for a period that I hope will not be too long... At least about a season. This is a situation related to the vertigo I barely (couldn't) overcome recently, a little with myself, a little more with the industry, but most of all with the country."
REASSURED HIS FANS
The artist, who emphasized that the "oxygen tent" metaphor he frequently uses in his concerts holds real meaning for him, also did not neglect to reassure his loved ones about his health condition:
"I would especially like to state that my 'oxygen tent' metaphor, which many of you have heard from me at concerts, is not a compliment at all, but the truth at the center of my heart. There is no situation to worry about, and everything is as it should be."
The famous artist, who had to postpone his concerts in August due to the vertigo condition that manifests itself with severe dizziness, was met with sadness by his fans over this decision, while many "get well soon" messages were shared on social media.