Egypt’s Mohamed Hamaki postpones his 1st ever North American tour in solidarity with Palestine

Egyptian megastar Mohamed Hamaki postponed his first-ever North American tour in solidarity with Palestine.

The tour was supposed to kickstart with a concert in Canada on November 24.

After that, he was supposed to have one gig each in Detroit, Dallas, and New York.

The final concert of the tour was scheduled to take place on December 3 in Los Angeles.

Hamaki previously announced donating the proceeds of his upcoming concerts to support the Palestinian people through the Egyptian Red Crescent Foundation.

Hamaky releaserd his latest single Eih El Saada De on Thursday, August 31 at 5 PM on his official YouTube channel and all the music platforms. 

Eih El Saada De song is written by Tamer Hussein and composed by Aziz El Shafe'i. 
 

Hamaki is an Egyptian singer who was born on November 4, 1975. 

He won many awards such as Best Arabic Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards, Best Singer in 2016 at Murex D’Or, Best Middle Eastern Artist in 2016 at the BAMA "Big Apple Music Awards" Festival, Best Singer and Best Song for "Ma Balash" in 2015 at the MEMA (Middle East Music Awards) Festival, among others. 

Hamaki was one of the jury members of "The Voice" program alongside Nawal al-Kuwaitia, Elissa, and Assi al-Hellani. 

He is considered one of the most prominent pop singers in Egypt and the Arab world.