Four-Time Grammy Award Winner Will Smith to Perform at Mawazine Tonight
Don’t miss the iconic American actor and rapper tonight at OLM Souissi!
Mawazine 2025: De La Soul Lights Up Bouregreg Stage
This concert was a tribute to the soul hip-hop in Rabat.
Luis Salazar Brings Andean Soul to Mawazine
The artist’s magic lit up the 20th edition of Mawazine through flute, stone, and andean melodies.
Rabat, Get Ready for Nancy Ajram at Mawazine 2025
Some artists make music. Others create soundtracks to our lives.
Lost Frequencies is Coming to Mawazine, and It’s Giving Main Character Energy
There’s something about a summer night in Rabat.
Yemi Alade to Bring the Heat to Mawazine
She’s still looking for her Johnny — and maybe, just maybe, he’s hiding somewhere in Morocco.
Al-Qasar & Guests Are About to Shake Up Mawazine
You’re the kind of person who finds beauty in chaos, and poetry in distortion, clear your calendar.
Burning Spear, Cheikh Lo and Micheal Kiwanuka to Join Mawazine 2025 Lineup
Every June, the Moroccan capital becomes more than a city – it becomes a frequency.
Ragheb Alama, Wael Jassar to Headline Mawazine 2025 with Iconic Arabic Hits
Sometimes, you need music that makes you feel all sorts of emotions.
Mawazine 2025: Etuk Ubong and Lila Downs to Bring Powerful Sounds to Rabat
Marrakech – On June 23, the Bouregreg stage at the Mawazine Festival is about to explode with the electrifying energy of Etuk Ubong, a name that’s swiftly becoming synonymous with the future of Afrobeat and Afro Funk. The Nigerian trumpeter, composer, and bandleader has been turning heads at global festivals with his unique blend of ancestral rhythms and urban beats, a sound that’s as political as it is spiritual. Think of it as a trance experience — not just a concert, but an awakening. With a sound rooted in jazz, Afrobeat, and the indigenous rituals of his homeland, Etuk’s music calls out to the soul, offering a message of unity, resistance, and hope. His performance? It’s going to be nothing short of transformative. Fast forward to June 25, and the Théâtre National Mohamed will welcome the iconic Lila Downs. Known for her Grammy-winning voice and deep cultural ties to her roots, Downs is much more than a singer; she’s a living, breathing bridge between worlds. With a career spanning decades, her music brings together everything from rancheras and jazz to hip-hop and cumbia. In this special 30th-anniversary celebration, Lila will take the stage not just to perform but to remind us of the power of song as a tool for social justice and identity. Whether she’s singing in Spanish, English, or indigenous languages, her voice carries stories of struggle, pride, and resilience. For fans of music that speaks to the heart and ignites the spirit, this is one night you won’t want to miss. Mawazine 2025 is shaping up to be a celebration of sound that’s bigger than any festival performance. It’s about connecting with the soul, engaging with the stories that make us who we are, and experiencing music that challenges the world around us.
