The concert featured laser shows, red lighting, and animated visual effects projected across a massive stage setup, creating a near 3D immersive experience for the audience. Known for combining electronic music with visual art, Anyma delivered two distinct performances filled with dramatic lighting and synchronized soundscapes.

Despite the artistic success and large-scale production, the event sparked widespread controversy online. Some social media users expressed concern over visual elements they deemed strange or symbolic, with red lighting and unusual statues leading some to draw connections to occult or “satanic” imagery.

Others defended the show, insisting it was purely a modern artistic expression, utilizing contemporary visual effects and stage technology without carrying any hidden messages or meanings. They emphasized that hosting such global performances highlights Egypt’s capacity to bridge history with modern art and attract international tourism.

Anyma, who has previously performed in global cities like Las Vegas and Barcelona, selected the Pyramids as a powerful venue to fuse Pharaonic heritage with digital innovation, offering audiences a groundbreaking experience that went far beyond a traditional concert.