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Twelve musicians. Two comedians. Three days across three stages. The voices the Arab world grew up on, and the ones it's building right now.
Two decades of Egyptian pop. The voice behind songs every Arab household knows by heart. Opening night on the Festival Stage — a welcome home.
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Saudi-American stand-up. Comedy Central. The Gulf meets California. Bilingual callbacks and the kind of specific humor that lands with everyone.
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Arab-American alt-pop from the Pacific Northwest. English lyrics, Arabic soul. The voice between two worlds — and the one the diaspora has been waiting for.
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Palestinian-American actress and singer. Known from Hulu's Ramy. Raw, personal, and unapologetic. Sunday afternoon — the set before the headliners.
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Kuwait's sharpest comedian. Stand-up in Arabic that the whole diaspora gets — Gulf culture, immigration, family, and the absurdity of being Arab in the West.
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Moroccan–Belgian crossover star. Arabic hooks over European production. "Hasta Luego" with French Montana pushed him past a billion streams. Saturday's loudest hour.
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Cairo's new voice. Alt-pop soaked in 2000s Egyptian cinema. Writes like a poet, sings like a ghost. The reason Arabic indie sounds different now.
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Egyptian rap's quiet knife. Lo-fi beats, sharp writing, the kind of verses you replay to catch the line you missed. A Saturday-night build-up.
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Palestinian hip-hop out of Gaza. Bilingual verses, peace–love–unity on the mic — a viral teenager turned festival-stage voice.
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Sudanese-Dutch neo-soul on Def Jam. Sings in Arabic, English, and Dutch. The most global voice on this lineup — and Friday night is hers.
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The voice Arab Idol crowned in 2013 — and the Arab world hasn't stopped listening since. Palestinian tenor, anthem-maker, Goodwill Ambassador for UNRWA. Closing night headliner.
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Jordanian pop with one foot in LA and one in Amman. Former Jordin — reinvented herself, re-rooted her sound, and wrote one of 2024's most-streamed Arab pop records. A Sunday essential.
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"Hadal Ahbek" is the reason your feed learned Arabic. Jordanian singer-songwriter, 1B+ streams, signed to Universal Arabic Music. Viral wasn't a moment — it was a door.
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Egyptian-American pop. English hooks, Arabic soul, Afrobeat/reggaeton-leaning drums — heartbreak songs with a dual-identity pulse.
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