Cairokee to hold concert in Lebanon next July (details)

Cairokee band has announced a concert in Lebanon on July 11, during which they will perform a selection of their most popular songs.

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It's worth noting that Cairokee performed a concert in Abu Dhabi on April 24 and in El Gouna on April 2. They also performed a huge concert in the New Administrative Capital on February 21 of last month. Cairokee also performed a huge concert last July at the Naval Academy Stadium in Alexandria, as part of the Layali Masr concerts.

Cairokee band also performed a sold-out concert at the New Alamein Festival last August, and at the time, star Amir Eid thanked all the audience who made sure to attend the concert. Amir said: “We will give you a concert to remember. We are happy with the energy you give us and you remind us of when we were a small band just starting out. We are bigger because of you. It was the biggest concert at the New Alamein Festival, and last year was the biggest concert as well.”

It is worth noting that Amir Eid's latest work is the album "Roxy", which was released in the summer season. Roxy is a mini album that includes 5 songs that were released through 3 chapters to present the story. The first chapter includes the first song "Hagat Gwaya", and the second song "Ismak Eh". The songs were filmed based on the story of a short film starring Amir Eid Al-Batal and Nada Abbader, and directed by Nazly Abu Seif.

The second chapter was divided into the first song, Love Under Construction, and the second song, I Forgot Everything. The album's songs were presented in sequential chapters, each telling a story, completed by the next chapter, set in the fifties. The third and final chapter was titled The World Now, and Sara Mol El Balad participated in the song. The beginning of the third chapter was an acting scene by Amir Eid with Nada Abbader.