AceShowbiz - Kanye West is set to deliver Turkey's largest-ever concert production at Istanbul's Ataturk Olympic Stadium on May 30, marking a significant event in the region's entertainment calendar.

The concert, which will open a major European tour, features a surprise appearance by Travis Scott. Both artists will perform their collaborative song "Father" for an expected audience exceeding 120,000 attendees, according to Türkiye Today.

Event organizer Erdem Karahan from ILS Vision confirmed the lineup, emphasizing the artists’ history of joint performances in Los Angeles that adds anticipation for this Istanbul show.

The scale of the event is unprecedented. With 75,000 tickets already sold, and international fans traveling from countries including Russia, Kazakhstan, the UK, Germany, the US, and Poland, organizers expect attendance to surpass 115,000 people within the stadium.

The production budget underscores the concert’s ambitious scope, with over $3 million invested in stage design, lighting, and technical equipment. A globe-shaped stage will be transported and assembled over 10 days using 40 truckloads of gear and hundreds of workers.

The venue’s sound system will feature 360-degree coverage, enhanced by laser shows and drone performances integrated into the setlist, creating an immersive experience for attendees.

Kanye West's daughter is also expected to appear on stage, marking an important return for the artist after years of international controversy. Supporting acts include Turkish artists Sena Sener, Motive, and Lvbel C5.

In addition to the stadium show, a festival area adjacent to the venue will accommodate 30,000 more fans, offering extra performances and a full-orchestra set from West.

Notably, no alcohol will be served at the venue. Turkish tourism officials project that the concert will generate between $50 million and $100 million in related revenue from international visitors’ hotel stays, transportation, and food expenditures.

This event marks Kanye West's first visit to Istanbul in 11 years. The concert will be broadcast live on television, utilizing 16 cameras and steadicam systems to capture every angle of the groundbreaking production.

This article is based on reporting originally published by AllHipHop.