Oi Va Voi

We know that decades later, they remain one of your favorites and the creative minds behind your go-to albums. That’s exactly why we’re preparing to bring you together with your favorite band.

Rising from London in the early 2000s, Oi Va Voi carved out a unique path where Klezmer, jazz, electronic, and folk intersect. With Pulse, Oi Va Voi will reunite with the audience they’ve missed so much at Jolly Joker Ankara on November 26.

On one side lies the memory of Eastern European and Balkan music passed down through generations; on the other, the cosmopolitan hum of 2000s London. Instead of choosing between these two worlds, Oi Va Voi fits both into a single style. Clarinet, violin, and trumpet join bass guitar, drums, and electronics, quietly erasing the boundaries between genres. The result? A sound that feels neither strictly of the past nor solely of the present—a sound you recognize the moment you hear it.

Moreover, this story made an impact from the very first album. Oi Va Voi earned a spot on The New York Times’ "10 Best Albums of the Year" list and has since released five studio albums. They’ve carried their distinctive live performances to every corner of the globe.

Bringing the concept of magical realism from literature into music, Oi Va Voi has seamlessly integrated tracks like "Refugee," "Ladino Song," "Yesterday’s Mistakes," and "Dusty Road" into everything from long-haul playlists to opening sets. With four of the top five most-streamed cities on Spotify being in Turkey, Oi Va Voi is the long-time love of Turkish audiences. With endless energy and music that acts as an antidote to the blues, Oi Va Voi is ready for the Jolly Joker Ankara stage.