On December 13, the Akasharif Jourayev State Philharmonic Hall will host the Tarona Music Award – 2025. This annual event, which celebrates the best in Tajikistan’s music industry, promises to be even more spectacular and unforgettable this year.
A vibrant start to winter
As tradition goes, the ceremony will bring together the country’s top performers, fans of contemporary Tajik music, and industry figures. The red carpet opens at 3:00 PM, giving fans the chance to meet their idols, take selfies, and get autographs. The official ceremony begins at 5:00 PM.
Raising the bar for live shows
Organizers have promised a refreshed concept this year: vibrant photo zones, striking lighting, unique stage design, and carefully directed performances. A set designer from Moscow is handling the visual direction, while the upgraded technical setup—from sound to projection—aims to deliver a state-of-the-art show.
Artistes and nominees
Nominees were selected based on Asia-Plus Radio charts and the decision of a special jury. Fifteen hit songs that defined the year made it into the final list.
The stage will host both well-established stars of the Tajik music scene and rising talents. Among the performers is Sayora Musayeva, a vibrant singer from neighboring Uzbekistan with Tajik roots. Her soulful voice and cover of the hit song “Piyola” made her one of the region’s most talked-about artists.
Surprises and a festive atmosphere
Tarona Music Award is more than just a music show — it’s a full-scale celebration that begins even before guests enter the venue. Every year, the event brings new surprises, and 2025 will be no exception.
Among the highlights for attendees is a prize drawing, including two flight tickets to Kish Island courtesy of Fly.tj, as well as other holiday-themed surprises. The show will feature dynamic performances, unexpected elements, and cutting-edge technology. Last year, audiences were amazed by the debut of the AI host “Taronakhon.” What innovation awaits this year remains a secret.
A look back at the award's history
The Tarona Music Award is the successor of the “Surudi Sol” award, first held in 2003. That year, Tajikistan’s President Emomali Rahmon supported the initiative and even performed the song “Gushai Bom” on stage with Sirojiddin Fozilov — a moment that became a milestone in the nation’s music history.
Organizers and partners
The general partner of the award is IM GROUP — one of the largest private holdings in Tajikistan, actively engaged in commerce, construction, retail, production, and charitable projects.
The official partner is Vasl Bank, the country’s first digital bank, which has evolved since 2019 into a full-fledged fintech company offering next-generation financial services.
Tcell, a leading mobile operator in Tajikistan, is the official digital partner. With more than 25 years of service, Tcell is a pioneer in digital innovation, education initiatives, and tech-driven social projects.
Other partners include MDO Imon International, online ticketing platform Fly.tj, soft drink brand NICE, the Guli Anor flower boutique, and the security agency Bars, all of which contribute to creating a festive and secure environment for attendees.
Where to get tickets
Tickets are available online at Echipta.tj. With just a few clicks, you can choose your section, pay at any time of day, and instantly receive your ticket — the easiest way to be part of the main music event of December.
Tarona Music Award-2025 is where music, stars, and innovation come together on one stage. Don’t miss Tajikistan’s biggest musical celebration of the year!





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