Rock legend Roger Waters of Pink Floyd reflects on two decades of standing for Palestine, risking his career for the sake of resistance.
Taking place at Samak Laban, the night will feature sets from Postdrone, Ashrar, Yach & The Sonic Voyager Collective and more.
The Tunisian singer-songwriter an existentialist classic into a gritty, hypnotic track on alienation and self-affirmation.
Marking her debut album, the record sees the Palestinian-Jordanian artist blending together Palestinian dabke, R&B, Jamaican riddims and contemporary pop.
Three of Jordan’s most pioneering songwriters unite for an intimate acoustic show at El Masnaa on Aug 27th.
Barcelona-based DJ Jehia and Egyptian producer electroneya will join the visiting Egyptian producer for a night of left-field, deconstructed club music.
Palestinian composer Faraj Suleiman is set to honour Ziad Rahbani's legacy in a tribute concert at London's Barbican Centre on the 23rd of January 2027, organized by MARSM.
The regional rap icons are set to perform a high-octane showcase on Egypt's North Coast on August 27th via Tellr & Yalla Sahel.
The Egyptian producer brings us a deep dub mix, imbued with Middle Eastern percussion and cuts from James Harbrecht and more.
A generation of Palestinian DJs lost the only venue that was theirs, and decided that anywhere they gather counts as ground they hold.
Marking the collective's London encore, the party will feature Algerian DJ Seksu, alongside IASC's founders Lana, The StALIon, and Femaledjkhaled.
The unexpected pairing combine spacey Afrobeat grooves with somber vocals to frame love as a bittersweet burden.
Marking the festival's 14th anniversary, the Fabrika 2026 edition will see the festival heading to Monastir with over 100 acts from across the global electronic dance circuit.
Kazdoura debut their new single 'Taa' on COLORS, blending Levantine pop nostalgia with psychedelic rock against the show’s minimalist backdrop.
The Egyptian artist's debut LP fuses the nostalgic sounds of his childhood into a vibrant, emotional homecoming.
Taking place in Tripoli, the independent festival returns with an edition framed as an ode to the South and an invitation to artists, creatives and cultural workers in the region to come together.
