Ebi with Siavash Ghomayshi and Siavash Ghomayshi

Siavash Ghomayshi, born in Ahvaz, Iran, is a celebrated Persian pop/rock artist known for his engaging and intimate songs. Educated in London, he collaborated with U.K. bands before returning to Iran to compose for artists like Ebi. Post-1979, Ghomayshi moved to the U.S., producing notable albums such as "Farangis" and "Roozhaye BeeKhatereh." His work often reflects a longing for Iran. Now based in Germany, he's recognized for exploring electronic music while maintaining his unique sound.

Born in Tehran, Ebi is a celebrated Iranian singer known for his baritone voice and impactful ballads. He was a founding member of Sun Boys and later joined Black Cats before launching a solo career. Famous songs include "Night" and "Everlasting Persian Gulf." Ebi left Iran before 1979's revolution, continuing his career in California. He collaborated with poets like Iraj Jannati Ataee and musicians such as Siavash Ghomayshi. His music spans Persian adult contemporary and touches on political themes. Notable concert venues include the Shrine Auditorium and Sydney Opera House.