The global techno star is bringing his ÆDEN tour to the historic Giza plateau on March 19th and March 26th, in collaboration with electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre.

The German-Iraqi producer and the Kiss Facility vocalist blend forlorn indie sonics with heavy, high-octane techno.

Brought in collaboration with DJs Against Apartheid, the event aims to support Palestinian families across Gaza, and mobilise local venues and cultural institutions for Palestinian liberation.

Marking the Syrian pioneer's return to Jordan in nine years, the show features Felonious Funk, Amray and Fairplay.

The Palestinian-Chilean pop star draws on desert blues, and folklore from across Palestine, Egypt, India and Chile.

This year's lineup of the Beirut and Beyond festival offers a snapshot of the diverse breadth of the region's music scene.

This week's playlist features new music from Abo El ANwar, Fawzi & Al Nather along with Bo9al and more.

On his first solo album, The Weather of the World, the Lebanese artist writes from the eye of the storm to deliver his most vulnerable work to date.

Across the four tracks, the Palestinian artists unite to weaponise experimental Levantine trap to soundtrack the lived realities of Palestinian youth.

Taking place at Yas Gateway Park North, the after-race party will also feature Lewis Capaldi, Zara Larsson, Imagine Dragons and more.

Lebanese DJ, producer and founder of Feedasoul Records, Patrick Nakhili reflects on the label's evolution over the past decade.

Rather than relying on traditional streaming platforms, the Egyptian rapper opted for an interactive music player that lets listeners