What to Expect from Disco Misr Festival at ZED Park May 30th
The one-day festival features live performances from Wust El Balad, Ash, a DJ set from NEDZ and standup comedy by The Goats.
May 26, 2025
On May 30th, Egyptian electronic trio Disco Misr will transform ZED Park into their own playground with an all-day, family-friendly festival experience in celebration of the launch of their new album, '9 Tla2y', and a whole decade of musical magic.
With a capacity of over 10,000 party people, the festival promises a jam-packed, multi-dimensional experience, featuring live performances from Egyptian indie-rock pioneers Wust El Balad, along with DJ sets from Cairo's selectors NEDZ and ASH, and a standup comedy set from The Goats outfit. Disco Misr will then take the reins of the stage to perform the full tracklist of their new album, '9 Tla2y', plus a few fan-favourite hits and remixes from their 10-year journey.
Upon entering through the main gate, guests will pass through a zigzagged corridor which opens up into two gigantic living room-style lounges. Picture oversized chairs, banquette stools doubling as side tables, and vintage home telephones begging for a selfie moment.
Besides the full day of non-stop music, the festival grounds will buzz with interactive, carnival-inspired Raffle games (spin the wheel, anyone?), quirky activations, and an endless parade of local food and beverage vendors. Guests will also have full access to ZED Park to explore all day long.
Tickets are available on Ticketsmarche.com. For more information, head to discomisr.com.
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