Shahram Shabpareh, member of the Black Cats group

For millions of living abroad, particularly those who left after the 1979 Revolution, the Black Cats have served as a cultural anchor—a connection to a pre-revolution Iran that embraced music, joy, and freedom of expression.

Their concerts in cities like Los Angeles, Toronto, London, Dubai, and Stockholm have brought together generations of families, offering not just music, but a shared emotional experience and cultural pride. In many ways, the Black Cats have symbolized resilience, creativity, and the ability to thrive despite exile and displacement.

July 1, 2025 | 11:45 am