Homayoun Sakhi Tickets

Homayoun Sakhi, born in 1976 in Kabul, Afghanistan, is a renowned rubab player whose family lineage and rigorous training anchor a lifelong commitment to Afghan musical traditions. Relocating to the United States in 2001 and based in Fremont, California, Sakhi has expanded the rubab’s technique and aesthetics through cross-cultural collaborations, performances, and teaching. He is celebrated for bridging Afghan musical heritage with global musical dialogues, earning recognition in the BBC World Music sphere and involvement in Smithsonian Folkways releases.

Beyond solo artistry, Sakhi has collaborated with legendary ensembles and artists, including the Kronos Quartet and Alim & Fargana Qasimov, contributing to landmark projects such as Rainbow (2010) and In the Footsteps of Babur (2010). He also helped form Voices of Afghanistan with Farida Mahwash, releasing Love Songs for Humanity (2013) under World Harmony/DE Music. In 2020, he founded the Rubab Academy to teach Afghan rubab worldwide, ensuring the instrument’s vibrant future through performance and pedagogy.

This artist page highlights Sakhi’s detailed biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information, with verified social media links to connect with fans and students alike. Whether you’re searching for a concert experience or insight into Afghan musical heritage, you’ll find clear, helpful information and seamless options to secure your seats.

Upcoming appearances reflect Sakhi’s ongoing international presence and commitment to cultural exchange. 2025 has seen him perform in Paris at The Golden Road (March 29–30, 2025), Shanghai (June 12, 2025), Calgary (June 20, 2025), and Lakewood (May 10, 2025). Stay tuned for additional dates and venues. To follow his latest activities, visit his official pages and social channels listed below.

For tickets and trusted access to Homayoun Sakhi’s performances, rely on the “You've Got a Guy” approach—clear, straightforward, and dependable. If you’re new to his work, his rubab playing blends Afghan musical roots with contemporary collaborations, offering audiences a memorable live experience that respects tradition while embracing global exchange.