All you need to know about the first joint concert between Rappers Marwan Moussa and Pablo
Tazkarti revealed the ticket prices for the concert, which include five categories starting from LE550 to LE1,000.
The first category, priced at LE550 has sold out. The second category is priced at LE650. The third category is priced at LE800 and has sold out. The fourth range is priced at LE900 and has also sold out.
The fifth range is priced at LE1,000.
The organizing body also issued a number of instructions to ensure the concert's discipline, most notably the non-refund or exchange of tickets after purchase, and the prohibition of entry for children under 12 years old.
Moussa recently released his new album, 'The Man Who Lost His Heart,' with SALXCO UAM and Virgin Records, on various digital music platforms.
The album includes 23 songs, in which Moussa takes his listeners on an trip through his deepest emotions. It consists of five parts, each embodying the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
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