.From Sandbox Selects to Kollectiv showcase, ADE's night programme turns its focus on MENA's electronic scene.
As part of our series in collaboration with ADE, we explore Lebanon's electronic scene evolution through artists, promoters and community builders who shaped it.
Electro-acoustic producer Ash is set to perform live in Jordan’s Little Petra, in the Nebula-produced event on Nov 13th.
Brought by P+US and Serbia’s EXIT Festival, the 2027 edition will mark the festival’s second outing in Egypt, following its record-breaking debut as the country’s largest electronic music festival.
The new track explores uncertainty through dreamy, acoustic textures.
The thematic electronic festival is staging a Retro Americana-inspired experience on the shores of Fujairah with a lineup featuring Ben UFO, Mateo Dufour, Jade and more.
At Amsterdam’s Van Eesteren Museum, the exhibition will showcase original movie posters, hand-painted billboards, and cassette tapes tracing the golden era of Egyptian cinema.
This week’s selection brings together standout tracks from the likes of Fawzi, Mocci, Felukah and ISSAM.
Blending hip-hop and pop, the Egyptian artist delivers sharp commentary and anthemic hooks across her latest album.
Syrian artist and producer BOUMPH! blends shimmery guitars and raw vocals to tackle herd mentality on his latest indie rock anthem, ‘DAMMOONI LAL QATEE3’.
The Egyptian selector delivers a house set imbued with funk and disco undertones, featuring tracks from Chloe Caillet and Caleb Jackson.
Lebanese composer and virtuoso Marcel Khalife brings his 50th anniversary 'Promises of the Storm' tour to London & Manchester on Jan 30th and Feb 4th, 2027.
Lebanese indie-pop band Adonis are set to make two regional stops this autumn with shows in Amman on Oct 29th and Baghdad on Nov 6th.
Kurdish-Dutch duo Chamos is heading back across the Atlantic for back-to-back club dates on in Vancouver October 23rd and Toronto October 24th.
Taking place on October 15th, the party will feature Nour Fahmy, Omarino and Ali Youssef.
Cowboy-turned-singer-songwriter Almighty Dusty drops 'Streets of Zamalek’ to chronicle his crusade against Cairo’s mitnackers.