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Morockshow festival: A unique musical collaboration in Marrakech

Saturday 19 April 2025 - 08:20
By: Dakir Madiha
Morockshow festival: A unique musical collaboration in Marrakech

The Morockshow Festival is set to shine on April 19, 2025, in Marrakech, showcasing an extraordinary musical collaboration between the renowned American jam band Umphrey’s McGee and Morocco's innovative Meteor Airlines. This event promises to be a highlight of the festival, marking a fusion of diverse musical styles and cultures.

Umphrey’s McGee, hailing from South Bend, Indiana, has been a prominent figure in the music scene since 1997. Known for their adventurous improvisational style, the band seamlessly blends genres such as rock, funk, jazz, and metal. Their performance in Marrakech will bring decades of experience to the stage, captivating audiences with their dynamic energy.

Meteor Airlines, established in 2016 in Tinghir, Morocco, is celebrated for its unique sound that combines contemporary rock with the rich heritage of Amazigh music. The band has gained recognition at major festivals, including Timitar and Visa for Music, and their international tours have introduced Moroccan rock to audiences across Europe. Their contributions to the music scene have earned them accolades, including the National Prize for Amazigh Culture.

This special performance at Morockshow will feature both solo sets and a collaborative segment, allowing each band to showcase their individual styles while creating a powerful cultural and musical synergy. The festival itself, organized by Pilgrimage of Sound, runs from April 18 to 20 and offers a holistic experience that extends beyond music. Attendees can enjoy various curated activities, including hot air balloon rides, camel treks, culinary tours, and 4x4 excursions through the stunning Atlas Mountains.

Ticket options cater to a range of preferences, from single-day passes to premium umVIP packages, which offer exclusive performances, accommodations, shuttle services, and unique merchandise. This immersive festival experience is designed to resonate with music lovers and adventure seekers alike.


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