Details and prices of tickets for Kazem El Saher's concert in Istanbul

Iraqi artist Kazem El Saher is preparing to meet his fans in Istanbul, Turkey, this summer, next August, at the Halic Congress Center.

Istanbul concert date Moments Events teased the audience with a post on the X platform featuring the concert poster, commenting: "The Caesar Kazem El Saher meets his fans in Istanbul as part of his "Now and Then" world tour. Book your seats for an exceptional night at Halic Kongre Merkezi on August 9th."

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Ticket prices Ticket prices start at $78, and vary depending on the seating location: $100, $205, $315, $415, $625, $835, and $1,055.

On the other hand, Kazem El Saher will perform several concerts as part of his "Now and Then" tour, during which he will also appear before his fans in Lebanon through two concerts on August 1 and 2.

A different look for Kazem El Saher After appearing with a different look at his last concert, the Caesar Kazem El Saher commented spontaneously on the uproar caused by the new look he adopted in his most recent appearance on social media, confirming that he had not changed anything about his appearance.

During his last concert, the Iraqi star spoke to his fans and responded to those who complimented his new hairstyle, spontaneously saying: “I swear I didn’t do anything wrong.” The audience interacted with him widely with applause and complimented his handsomeness and his hairstyle, which was different from his previous hairstyles and which changed his appearance and gave him an attractive and more youthful look.

Kazem interacted with the audience's flirting with his hairstyle, laughing and shyly shaking his hair with his hand in a spontaneous movement. During the concert, the Caesar presented a large group of his songs amidst great interaction from his fans, recording an additional successful public concert in his artistic career.