Metro Al Madina presents: Hishik Bishik Show From the weddings and the Cabarets of Egypt in the early 1900s: 10 artists, musicians, singers, actors and dancers take us back to that golden age.

Metro al Madina presents "Bar Farouk". Bar Farouk revives the artistic scene of Beirut from the 30s to the 70s, from popular theatre to cabaret music and dance, through the works of icons who have marked the art scene before the civil war, such as Chouchou, Sabah, Ferial Karim and the poet Omar El Zeenni, amongst many. 14 Musicians, singers, actors and dancers bring you back to this golden era where Beirut was at the avant-garde of the cultural and artistic life in the Middle-East

Discotheque Nana is a fictional TV program from the time period between 1982 and 1989. Presented by the host of the show, Nana, Discotheque Nana overlooks the war and its collateral damage and welcomes different musical guests who are interviewed and invited to sing along with Nana to some of the well known Lebanese songs from the 80s.

After the success of "kel chi b zakerni fik" concert, may matar is performing live in concert on February 22 at sagesse jdeideh theater. This time it will be donated to tbe rotary club/ sahel l maten بعد نجاح حفل " كل شي يذكرني فيك" تعود الفنانة مي مطر بحفل جديد في ٢٢ شباط على مسرح الحكمة جديدة. يعود ريع الحفل لجمعية نادي الروتاري ساحل المتن.

Event strictly 21+

Why Metrophone? Metrophone was born by bringing back forgotten yet significant music archives, bringing back the art, the lyrics and the tunes, that had long been eclipsed, in order to revive the Lebanese musical history. The previous shows paid a tribute to: Wadad, Jamal & Taroub, Sami Yazbeck, Mona Maraachi, Nour el Houda, Halim El Roumi, Najah Salam, Ferial Karim, Azar Habib, Nahawand, Nouhad Tarabay, Georgette Sayegh & Joseph Sakr.

Tajalli Sufi Band Live at Metro Tarek Bashashe: Clarinet Zakaria Al Omar: Vocal and Oud Rabee Said Ahmad: Guitar Raghed Nafaa: Cello Abodi Jatal: Percussion.

Signature By Gisele presents NADER AL ATAT live in concert on Thursday Feb 28th Sounds By DJ/VJ CHRIS

Beirut Rhapsody, a Rhapsody for Oud, Flute, Percussion and String Quintet.

"Garabala" is an acoustic band reviving Armenian folk music in their own unique way. The band was established in Beirut, Lebanon in November 2011 and it strives to mix different styles to revive and modernize old Armenian songs. Most of their repertoire revolves around Armenian folk music, but they also embrace other cultures by including Tsigane, Jazz and other styles in their musical arrangements.

Mix of International and Oriental Guitar Music

In 2016, SANAD initiated a never-before collaboration between Charbel Rouhana and Anis Chouchene at AUB. Charbel Rouhana dazzled the audience with an incredible fusion between Anis’ words of poetry and his own band’s music and songs. Based on the beautiful atmosphere created during that one-night performance, and in collaboration with different partners, SANAD turned this event into a Fundraising Tour targeting Lebanese and Arab communities in the region and the world. This event in April is in full collaboration with THE PALACE and is this Tour’s second stop in Beirut.