Tamer Ashour Jeddah Concert on August 27: Date and Rules
Tamer Ashour is set to perform in Jeddah on August 27, 2026, with an orchestra led by Hany Farhat as part of Jeddah Season 2026.
By: Tamer Ashour
Egyptian singer Tamer Ashour is preparing to meet his fans in Jeddah with a major concert on Thursday, August 27, 2026, at Abadi Al Johar Arena as part of Jeddah Season 2026.
The concert will feature a live orchestra led by maestro Hany Farhat, with Ashour expected to perform a selection of his most popular songs alongside recent releases and tracks from his latest album, Miraya El Hob.
Tamer Ashour Jeddah Concert Date
The doors of Abadi Al Johar Arena are scheduled to open at 8:30 PM, while the concert is set to begin at 9:30 PM.
The event is expected to attract a large audience, reflecting Tamer Ashour’s strong popularity among Saudi music fans.
Tamer Ashour’s Expected Songs
The concert program is expected to feature several of Ashour’s most recognizable songs, as well as newer releases.
Popular Songs
Among the songs expected to be featured are:
- “Hegaily Magou’”
- “Tegy Netrhan”
- “Oololo Samah”
- “Esht Maak Hekayat”
- “Mekamelnash”
- “Kelmouha Anny”
- “Ayam”
The performance is also expected to include songs from his latest album, Miraya El Hob.
Concert Attendance Rules
The organizers have announced several rules and instructions for attendees.
Main Rules
- Tickets cannot be refunded or resold.
- Entry is restricted to attendees aged 15 and above.
- Early arrival is recommended, and late entry may not be permitted.
- Animals are not allowed at the venue.
- Each attendee must have a separate ticket.
- Smoking and electronic cigarettes are prohibited except in designated areas.
- Outside food and beverages are not allowed.
- Ticket holders and their belongings may be subject to security checks.
- Prohibited or dangerous items are not allowed.
- Attendees must follow public conduct and appropriate dress regulations applicable in Saudi Arabia.
- Re-entry is not permitted after leaving the venue.
- Professional photography and recording equipment are prohibited.
- If the event is canceled, postponed or rescheduled by the organizer, ticket holders may be eligible for a refund.
Tamer Ashour at Jeddah Season 2026
The concert is part of the Jeddah Season 2026 entertainment calendar, which features a wide range of concerts and events involving leading Arab artists.
Fans in Jeddah are looking forward to an evening featuring Tamer Ashour’s classic hits and latest songs, accompanied by an orchestra led by maestro Hany Farhat.
When is the Tamer Ashour concert in Jeddah?
The concert is scheduled for Thursday, August 27, 2026.
Where will the concert take place?
It will be held at Abadi Al Johar Arena in Jeddah.
What time do the doors open?
The doors are scheduled to open at 8:30 PM, with the concert starting at 9:30 PM.
Which songs are expected to be performed?
Expected songs include “Hegaily Magou’,” “Tegy Netrhan,” “Oololo Samah” and “Ayam.”
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