The Mawazine Festival continues in full swing this Friday, with an exciting and eclectic lineup.
Rabat – Across five major stages in Rabat tonight, Mawazine Festival’s program brings together Oriental melodies, Moroccan hits, reggae legends, and EDM giants all in one night.
If you’re in the capital, this is the kind of evening you won’t want to miss.
Wael Jassar – 9:00 PM at Theatre National Mohammed V
Kicking things off is Lebanese singer Wael Jassar, performing at the iconic “Theatre National Mohammed V” in Rabat.
Known for his emotional ballads and traditional Tarab style, Jassar is expected to deliver a heartfelt performance that blends nostalgia with vocal finesse.
It’s a great pick for lovers of Arabic music in an intimate, seated venue.
Hamza Senhaji, Adil El Medkouri, & Hajib – 9:30 PM on Sale Stage
Meanwhile, over at the Sale Stage, the energy turns local and lively with three Moroccan stars taking the spotlight. Hamza Senhaji, Adil El Medkouri, and Hajib will each bring their own flavor to the show, blending popular Moroccan genres like chaâbi and modern fusion.
This stage is known for drawing massive crowds from across the region, and tonight is no exception.
Burning Spear – 10:30 PM on Bouregreg Stage
If reggae is more your rhythm, head to the Bouregreg Stage at 10:30 PM to catch Burning Spear, one of the legends of Jamaican roots reggae.
With decades of music centered around messages of peace, history, and liberation, his show promises to be as powerful as it is soulful. Expect a spiritual experience under the stars.
Ruby – 10:30 PM on Nahda Stage
Simultaneously, the Nahda Stage will feature Egyptian singer Ruby, who brings a fresh, modern take on Arabic pop.
Known for her vibrant stage presence and catchy songs, she’s ready to deliver a set that blends contemporary beats with regional flair.
Afrojack – 10:30 PM on OLM Souissi Stage
And for those looking to dance the night away, Afrojack takes over the festival’s biggest stage: OLM Souissi.
The Dutch DJ and global EDM icon is guaranteed to light up the crowd with his explosive drops and festival anthems. Bring your energy, this one will be loud.
With a lineup that spans continents, generations, and musical genres, Mawazine’s Friday program is a perfect showcase of what makes the festival unique.
Whether you’re craving nostalgic Arabic classics, homegrown Moroccan sound, or international party vibes, tonight offers a little something for every kind of music lover.
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