Adonis to Perform at Cairo Jazz Club 610 April 30th
Apr 23, 2025
Fresh off the release of their brand new album 'Wedyan', Lebanese indie rock outfit Adonis is set to take the stage at Cairo Jazz Club 610 on April 30th as part of their 2025 world tour.
Over the past decade, Adonis has been a pioneering force at the forefront of reshaping the Levantine alternative scene, seamlessly fusing elements of rock with dance-pop aesthetics and oriental instrumentation. Their latest offering, 'Wedyan'—marking their seventh studio album—sees the band venture beyond their comfort zone and signature sound, exploring a new terrain of baroque pop and alternative R&B, drawing inspiration from the Arabic pop wave of the 2000s.
The event will feature Hadi Birajakli, a Syrian multi-instrumentalist who has built a reputation for his innovative sonic approach and distinctive fusion of Middle Eastern instrumentation with progressive rock elements, as the opening act. You can book your tickets at Cairo Jazz Club's official website.
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