Casablanca – Moroccan-Canadian singer, dancer, and actress Nora Fatehi is making her Egyptian concert debut this Friday at the North Coast.
The performance takes place at SA’ADA Sahel, marking Fatehi’s first concert in Egypt.
The Egyptian debut comes during a busy artistic season for the artist, both on and off the stage.
A busy artistic season
She shined at the FIFA World Cup 2026, joining the tournament’s music lineup with the official anthem song “Siir Siir,” followed by the related tracks “Champions – fi kol makan” and “Locked In.”
She also performed at the opening ceremony in Toronto alongside other artists as the tournament kicked off.
The North Coast concert follows Fatehi’s performance at the Netherlands’ Myrch Festival on August 9, where she added to her recent run of international appearances.
Beyond festivals and football-related projects, Fatehi has also been actively releasing music.
Her latest track “Slay To The Rhythm” follows previous releases including “Ya Baba” and “Body Roll.”
A career across cultures
Fatehi’s music reflects the different cultures that have shaped her journey. Born and raised in Canada to a Moroccan family before building much of her career in India, she has moved between Moroccan, Indian, Arab, and international entertainment scenes.
That mix has also found its way into her music, from Moroccan and Arabic influences to collaborations that bring together artists from different parts of the world.
Over the years, she has worked with artists including French singer Vegedream, Tanzanian artist Rayvanny, American singer Jason Derulo, and Jamaican artist Shenseea, while also collaborating with Moroccan group Fnaïre and Moroccan artist Ma3iz.
Her connection to Morocco remains a visible part of her work, whether through music, performances, or the cultural elements she brings to international stages.
From the World Cup to European festivals and now her first Egyptian concert, Fatehi continues to expand her presence across different audiences and music scenes.
