Eid 2025 Red Sea Party Guide
Mar 25, 2025
Eid is just around the corner, and let's be real –you deserve a break, and some pure, unadulterated, seaside shenanigans. And, while it might not be Sahel session yet, it doesn't mean you should slump at home eating your weight in Kahk instead.
To save you the hassle of scouring social media for the best party (and to put your Whatsapp group debate to rest), we've compiled a list of the best club nights happening across Egypt's Red Sea coast this Eid. Take notes…
Agents of Time, Gheist [Live] & Ahmed Eid Organizer: Nacelle 🗓️: April 2nd Location: The Venue, El Gouna
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Omar Zahran, Misty b2b Aly B, EJ b2b Kurls Organizer: Retrogroove x Human Figures 🗓️: March 31st Location: The Basement, Somabay
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Dr. Alfons, Disco Misr, Zeft Funk, Bakir Organizer: CJC610 x Babbo's Taverna 🗓️: April 2nd Location: Mesca Beach, Somabay
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Desiree Organizer: Nacelle 🗓️: April 1st Location: The Venue, El Gouna
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Bedouin, Notre Dame, Nageeb, Husa & Zeyada Organizer: Human Figures 🗓️: April 1st Location: Mazeej Beach, Somabay
Cairokee Organizer: Venture Lifestyle 🗓️: April 2nd Location: Cubix, El Gouna
Bubblegum Kollectiv, Bakir, Anis & Cocoon Oragnizer: Cairo Jazz Club 🗓️: March 31st - April 2nd Location: Sobar Rooftop, Somabay
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The Bunda Summit Vol. 4 ft. Aly the Stalion, Femaledjkhaled, Khaledplz & Mahib Sleat Organizer: The IASC 🗓️ April 3rd 📍 Wyte Beach Club, Somabay
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