International vocal phenomenon Dimash Qudaibergen will bring his spectacular concert show to New York’s legendary Madison Square Garden for the very first time.

Renowned for his extraordinary six-octave vocal range and genre-defying artistry, Dimash has captivated audiences worldwide with performances that move effortlessly from delicate ballads to soaring epic anthems.

The concert program will include some of his signature works:

• “SOS d’un terrien en détresse” — a showstopping French classic that has become one of Dimash’s most celebrated performances.

• “Love’s Not Over Yet” — written by Grammy-winning composer Walter Afanasieff, specifically to showcase Dimash’s unparalleled voice.

• “The Story of One Sky” — Dimash’s own composition, a heartfelt call for peace and unity among nations and religions.

Born in Kazakhstan, Dimash rose to global fame through his groundbreaking appearance on China’s hit TV competition Singer, where he quickly became one of the country’s most beloved international performers. He went on to impress U.S. audiences with his participation in CBS’s The World’s Best, hosted by James Corden.

A versatile artist, Dimash blends elements of Kazakh folk, Western classical, rock, pop, and chanson. He has shared the stage with luminaries including Plácido Domingo, José Carreras, Hauser, and Burak Yeter, with whom he released the dance track “Weekend.” Recognized as a cultural ambassador, he has been awarded the title of “Honoured Artist of Kazakhstan.”

Dimash’s dedicated international fan community, known as the Dears, is known for its strong spirit of connection and philanthropy, often organizing charitable initiatives around his concerts.

His upcoming performance at Madison Square Garden promises more than a concert — it will be a powerful musical journey that transcends borders and speaks directly to the soul.