The tour kicks off in Jordan on 13 August with a performance in Amman. Saint Levant will appear in Lebanon three days later before switching to North America, where he will perform in Boston on 12 September and New York City the following two days.
Afterward, he will briefly appear in Canada, performing in Toronto on 16 and 17 September, before returning to the United States to perform across more than a dozen states, including California, Texas, Florida and Maryland.
The artist will move on to Europe a month later, where he will debut in Dublin, Ireland on 29 October.
He will perform in 12 countries including France, Germany, Luxembourg, and Spain.
The tour concludes in the Middle East and North Africa, with Saint Levant performing in Morocco on 3 December and Turkey on 10 December. He will pass through Qatar and Oman before wrapping up the tour in Dubai on 19 December.
Called the Afandi World Tour, his performances will feature Layali Al-Afandi, a show combining live music, storytelling, and stage design to reflect the atmosphere of the Middle East’s cabarets in the 1990s.
Saint Levant is a rising voice in the region.
The Palestinian singer, born Marwan Abdelhamid, is known for his international background. Born in Jerusalem to a French-Algerian mother and a Serbian-Palestinian father, his international background is reflected in his music through a blend of multiple languages and genres.
He first gained widespread popularity in 2022 with his viral hit, Very Few Friends, followed by the release of his debut EP From Gaza, With Love in 2023. His other hit singles include Kalamantina and Nari Nari Nari.
Ticket presale begins on Tuesday, 21 July, ahead of the general sale on Friday, 24 July.
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