ANIME Soundtrack Concert Tashkent: Dates, Tickets & Venue (Tashkent)

One night of anime scores on Navoi Street

The date is December 13, 2026. The ANIME Soundtrack Concert Tashkent is held at the Turkistan Concert Hall, known locally as Turkiston Saroyi. It is one of the city’s main stages for touring shows and large concerts. The night is built around one idea: music from anime series and films, played to a hall full of people who know the scenes behind every cue.

The verified facts don’t include a setlist or performer names, so this guide doesn’t list any. What’s certain is the genre, the venue and the date. Anime soundtracks run from quiet piano themes to big opening songs, and a concert like this usually mixes the two.

Reaching the Turkistan Concert Hall

The hall stands on Navoi Street in the city centre, so getting there is simple.

• Metro: the nearest stations are Paxtakor (Chilonzor line) and Alisher Navoi (Uzbekistan line), which together form one interchange. The stations are worth seeing on their own, with chandeliers and carved stone.
• Taxi: Yandex Go is the standard ride-hailing app in Tashkent. You don’t have to agree a fare with the driver, and you can pay by card in the app.
• On foot: the hall is within walking distance of Chorsu Bazaar’s western edge and the Amir Timur Square area if you’re staying centrally. In December, though, most people take a short ride.

December evenings in Tashkent often drop close to freezing. Attendees usually wear proper winter layers and leave them at the cloakroom.

How the evening works at Turkiston Saroyi

Large Uzbek venues follow a few habits, and knowing them makes the night smoother.

• Tickets: for concerts at Turkiston, tickets are usually sold online through local ticketing services, which take Uzcard and Humo and often international cards. The venue box office also sells them. The price is printed on the ticket listing, so this guide doesn’t quote one.
• Paying for extras: Uzbek som is the currency. Small kiosks and cafés nearby may only take cash or the local payment apps Payme and Click.
• Getting in: security screening at the entrance is normal, and bags may be checked. Concertgoers usually arrive with time to spare so they get through the line and the cloakroom before the music starts.
• In the hall: seats are numbered, and ushers guide people to their rows. Photos during the music are often restricted at seated concerts. Fans tend to save their phones for the curtain call.
• Language: announcements are usually in Uzbek and Russian. A few words help with staff: rahmat (thank you) in Uzbek, spasibo in Russian.

Before and after the music

The hall’s central location makes it easy to build the evening around the concert. Plov centres and chaikhanas (teahouses) all over central Tashkent serve the city’s famous rice dish. Plov is traditionally a lunchtime meal, though, so some places run out by evening. Shashlik and lagman are safer choices for dinner.

Visitors staying a few days often pair the concert with:

• Chorsu Bazaar, under its turquoise dome
• The Hazrati Imam complex
• A ride along the metro’s decorated stations

The ANIME Soundtrack Concert Tashkent is a single evening. Your time in the city doesn’t have to be.