Casablanca – Palestinian artist Saint Levant is bringing his upcoming “Afandi World Tour” to Morocco, with a stop scheduled for December 3 at Complexe Mohammed V in Casablanca.
The tour will coincide with the release of his upcoming album, “Afandi,” sharing its name with the global run of shows.
A journey across continents
The tour will kick off in Oman on August 3, followed by Lebanon on August 5, before heading to North America.
The first North American stop will take place in Massachusetts on September 12, before the tour continues through New York, Toronto, Maryland, and Florida, among others.
From there, the artist will head to Europe on October 29, starting with Ireland, France, and Belgium before continuing through several other destinations across the continent and wrapping up the European leg in Portugal on December 1.
Just two days later, Levant will arrive in Morocco, before continuing to Athens and Istanbul. The itinerary will then return to the Arab world for its final stretch, with stops in Doha on December 11, Muscat on December 12, and Dubai on December 19.
Spanning North America, Europe, and the Middle East, the extensive run is shaping up to be one of Saint Levant’s biggest international runs yet, bringing his music to audiences across three continents.
A multilingual sound
With a sound that continues to travel across borders, Saint Levant has established himself as one of the most distinctive voices of his generation, moving comfortably between singing, songwriting, and rap while building a repertoire that has connected with audiences around the world.
His music is known for its multilingual character, often moving between Arabic, English, and French while drawing from his Palestinian heritage.
Songs including “I Guess,” “FaceTime,” “On This Land,” and “Very Few Friends” have helped him build an international following and establish a sound that feels personal while crossing cultural and linguistic boundaries.
The artist also joined forces with Lebanese superstar Haifa Wehbe for “Mitsubishi,” a collaboration that quickly gained traction, surpassing three million views on YouTube in less than 10 days after its release.
With the “Afandi World Tour,” Saint Levant is opening another chapter in a career that continues to grow across borders, bringing his evolving sound to new stages and audiences along the way.
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