Deli Gömleği
Deli Gömleği formed in 1999 with Kerem Kabadayı on vocals and guitar, Can Baydar on bass, İlker Aksoy on drums, and Serkan Çeliköz on keyboards. They started...
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Deli Gömleği formed in 1999 with Kerem Kabadayı on vocals and guitar, Can Baydar on bass, İlker Aksoy on drums, and Serkan Çeliköz on keyboards. They started playing small venues around that time.
Their 2004 debut album 'Yalanlar Söyle' gave them their breakthrough, with the title track becoming their most recognizable song. Other tracks like 'Belki' and 'Ben Eskiden' also found an audience. The band's lyrics sometimes drew criticism from conservative circles.
They released four more albums through 2016: 'Deli Gömleği' in 2007, 'Yol Nereye' in 2010, 'Kiralık Dünya' in 2013, and 'Kıvrım' in 2016. Kerem Kabadayı remained the constant member through various lineup changes over those years.
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