Carthage opens its doors to the sun of Lebanese singing, Najwa Karam

Lebanese singing sensation Najwa Karam is preparing to perform a much-anticipated concert at the Carthage Archaeological Theatre, as part of the Carthage International Festival, on Friday evening, August 9, 2025.

This participation is one of the most prominent events of the summer, as Najwa meets her Tunisian and Maghrebi fans after a long absence, in a night expected to witness a large turnout from across the region.

An artistic night blending heritage and modernity The concert will feature Najwa Karam's signature touch, blending authentic oriental sensibilities with contemporary Lebanese rhythms. She will perform a selection of her classic songs, which have cemented her place in Arab memory, along with works from her latest album, "State of Emergency." Her Lebanese mawwals and dabke are expected to add a special festive atmosphere, engaging with the Tunisian audience, known for their enthusiasm and loyalty to her art.

She appeared in a dazzling white dress with an artistic geometric design, combining boldness and elegance, making her the center of attention for fashion and music lovers alike. The backdrop, adorned with luxurious fabrics and soothing candles, added a sophisticated cinematic feel, reflecting the song's mood and visual vision.

Najwa Karam in Istanbul : A Lebanese voice in the heart of Turkey Najwa Karam recently shone at a large public concert held in Istanbul at the Hallegg Congress Center, where Lebanese artist Adam joined her for the evening. Amid a great response from the Arab community, Karam performed a medley of her most famous songs, confirming her unlimited presence on various Arab and international stages.

Charisma and a state of emergency... two milestones in a renewed journey Najwa Karam continues to maintain a spirit of innovation throughout her career. After releasing her album "Charisma," which included seven diverse songs such as "Za'lak Sa'b," "Bahebak Hob," and "Maghrouma Bi Hali," she recently released "Hala Ta'awwara," which brought her back to the festival scene with a bang. Each time, she strives to combine her renowned musical identity with a development that keeps pace with contemporary tastes.