Ticket prices for Hany Shaker's new concert start from 500 Egyptian pounds.

Renowned Egyptian artist Hany Shaker is preparing to perform a massive concert on Sunday, October 19, at the Fountain Theater at the Cairo Opera House's Grand Theater, as part of the 33rd edition of the Arab Music Festival.

The Prince of Arabic Singing is scheduled to perform a selection of his most famous songs, which have captivated audiences throughout his career. The songs range from romantic to classical, amidst an atmosphere of interactive and anticipated audience attendance.

Hany Shaker's concert ticket prices at the Arab Music Festival The organizers announced the concert ticket prices, which are divided into six categories to suit different audience segments. The prices are as follows: First category: 500 Egyptian pounds, Second category: 750 Egyptian pounds, Third category: 1,000 Egyptian pounds, Fourth category: 1,500 Egyptian pounds, Fifth category: 2,000 Egyptian pounds, Sixth category: 3,000 Egyptian pounds.

On the anniversary of October, Hany Shaker performs at the Opera House. Egyptian artist Hany Shaker is preparing to perform a massive concert on Monday, October 6, 2025, at 8:00 PM, on the Grand Theater stage of the Egyptian Opera House, to celebrate the anniversary of the October War victories.

The ceremony is being held under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture and organized by the Egyptian Opera House, headed by Dr. Alaa Abdel Salam. It is part of a national celebration program aimed at commemorating the victory and restoring the spirit of national belonging and pride.

Hany Shaker, the "Prince of Arabic Singing," is scheduled to perform a selection of his most famous songs, which have shaped the hearts of successive generations, in a special musical evening that combines authenticity and innovation.

The concert will also feature a number of Egyptian and Arab singing stars, including Mohamed El Helw and Mohamed Tharwat, in addition to Arab music stars from the Opera: Hossam Hosny, Hanan Essam, Mohamed Hassan, Rehab Omar, Walid Haidar, and Ghada Adam, under the direction of Mahdi El Sayed.

Regarding the operetta "The Arab Dream," Hany Shaker responds to Ragheb Alama. Egyptian artist Hani Shaker previously addressed the controversy surrounding the operetta "The Arab Dream," which was revisited following statements by Lebanese artist Ragheb Alama, who indirectly criticized the famous Arab work.

Hany Shaker responded to Al-Mashhad TV, saying, "Where have the singers who criticized the Arab Dream been since this operetta was released? These opinions being raised on social media recently are only meant to stir controversy and create a trend, nothing more. I completely reject this kind of talk."

He added, "The Arab Dream was a successful and beautiful work, loved by people and interacted with it with complete sincerity. Those involved in its production and execution intended to deliver a message of Arab unity, not a commercial endeavor as some try to portray it. This is an intention that no one has the right to question today."

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Hany Shaker sends a touching message to his daughter on the 14th anniversary of her death. The great Egyptian artist Hany Shaker, the Prince of Arabic Singing, recalled the memory of his late daughter, Dina, who passed away nearly 14 years ago after a battle with illness.

Hany Shaker shared with his fans and followers on his official Facebook account a photo of his late daughter, Dina, and accompanied it with a short and touching message in which he prayed for mercy for his daughter and to enter heaven, as he said in it: “Today is the death anniversary of Dina Hany Shaker.. May God have mercy on you and grant you a place in His spacious heavens.” His fans and followers interacted with him extensively, praising his patience and endurance of the pain of loss, and praying for mercy and forgiveness for her.

Hany Shaker's concert date in Dubai Moments Events, the organizer of Hany Shaker and Mai Farouk's concert in Dubai, announced details of the highly anticipated concert by posting a promotional poster featuring the two stars, accompanied by a comment that read: "Egyptian artists Hany Shaker and Mai Farouk in an exceptional musical evening at the Dubai Opera, December 23, 2025, a night that carries the scent of the beautiful past in the heart of Dubai."

It is worth noting that Hany Shaker's latest album was titled "Al-Youm Jameel", and included 9 songs that varied between romantic and dramatic, including: "Ya Weil Hali", "Aditak Waroud", "Tabanani Hayati", "Al-Youm Jameel", "Malika Kul Hayati", and "Bustan Ash-Thorn".