Kazem El Saher ignites Jeddah Season 2025 with a mass concert

Iraqi artist Kazem El Saher performed a concert last Thursday evening as part of the Jeddah Season 2025 events, amidst a large audience who enjoyed an exceptional night with the "Caesar."

Kazem El Saher performed a selection of his most famous songs that the audience connected with, including "Teach Me Love," "The Tyrant," and "Increase My Love," in addition to his latest songs, which received widespread interaction from the audience.

At the press conference preceding the concert, Al-Saher expressed his admiration for the Jeddah audience, saying, "The Jeddah audience is dangerous, and sometimes some songs are difficult to handle in the face of such strong interaction, but the enthusiasm gives me extra energy to give my best."

MBC Egypt broadcast the ceremony live yesterday, Thursday, at 10:00 PM.

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The audience gave Kazem El Saher the Palestinian keffiyeh in Amman. Prior to this, the legendary Kazem El Saher performed a dazzling concert on Thursday evening at the Amman International Fairgrounds on Airport Road, in the Jordanian capital. His fans flocked from the early hours to enjoy his voice and songs, which have forever been part of their memories.

The concert generated widespread interaction on social media, with audiences sharing videos documenting its highlights and its name trending in Jordan and several Arab countries.

The audience presented Al-Saher with a Palestinian keffiyeh. One of the most striking moments of the concert came when Al-Saher received a Palestinian keffiyeh emblazoned with the Palestinian flag from one of the audience members. He placed it on his shoulders, amidst cheers of admiration and warm applause from the audience, a scene that reflected the immense love his fans have for him. This act added a humane and symbolic touch to the evening and enhanced the warm atmosphere between the star and his fans.

Humane attitude towards the band members Internet users also shared a clip showing Al-Saher offering a bottle of water to his band's conductor after noticing there was no water nearby. He didn't stop there, but opened the bottle himself before continuing to sing, a gesture that impressed followers, who described him as an artist with high morals and a kind heart. One commenter wrote: "The Caesar's morals and kindness are endless. Where can we find anyone kinder than this heart?"

Secrets of the song "No, My Friend" and plans for the upcoming tour During the concert, Al-Saher revealed that the original version of his song “La Ya Sadiki” was an hour and ten minutes long, but he deleted an entire part that he hadn’t yet recorded, reducing it to just fifty minutes. As for his upcoming concerts, organizer 165 Entertainment announced that tickets for his Oman concert had sold out a week before the show. The organizers confirmed that the “Caesar” will soon perform at the “Abbadi Al-Johar Arena” in Jeddah on August 21 as part of the Jeddah Season 2025. He will then head to Muscat on October 3 to perform a major concert at the Al-Irfan Theater at the Oman Convention and Exhibition Center, as part of his “Now and Then” tour.