TO OUR PHOENIX AUDIENCE, WE LEARNED YESTERDAY THAT SEVERAL GATHERINGS HONORING MAHSA AMINI WILL BE TAKING PLACE ACROSS ARIZONA ON THE SAME DAY AS SOLO, AT DIFFERENT TIMES THROUGHOUT THE DAY. OUT OF RESPECT FOR THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THESE GATHERINGS, AND BECAUSE WE WOULD NEVER WANT TO DRAW ATTENTION AWAY FROM THEM, WE HAVE MADE THE DECISION TO POSTPONE SOLO IN PHOENIX. WE LOOK FORWARD TO RETURNING ON A NEW DATE AND SHARING THIS SPECIAL EVENING UNDER THE RIGHT CIRCUMSTANCES.
THE RESCHEDULED DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED VERY SOON.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING, AND FOR STANDING WITH US IN HONORING THIS MOMENT.
We are currently awaiting confirmation of a new date. Once it is finalized, we will be able to provide further information regarding refunds.
SOLO is a live storytelling experience hosted by Raha Etemadi, featuring legendary Iranian artists Hassan Shamaizadeh, Shohreh Solati, and Shahram Shabpareh, alongside a special guest singer who brings their timeless music back to life throughout the evening.
Rather than an ordinary concert, SOLO is an intimate stage experience where storytelling takes the place of performance. Instead of singing, the artists invite audiences behind the music, sharing the stories, memories, and defining moments that inspired the songs we all grew up with.
Through conversation, nostalgia, humor, and heartfelt reflection, the artists revisit personal memories, untold stories, milestones from their artistic journeys, and the creative process behind songs that became part of our collective memory — khatereh-ye jam’ei.
Following each artist’s segment, the guest singer takes the stage to perform live medleys and fresh interpretations of their most beloved songs, allowing audiences to experience these classics in a new way while celebrating the stories they’ve just heard.
SOLO invites audiences to reconnect with a defining generation of Iranian music and culture through honest conversation, shared memories, and live performances that bring those unforgettable songs back to life.
Please note: This event will be presented primarily in Persian/Farsi.
All individuals entering the theater, regardless of age (including infants), must have a ticket.