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Mawazine 2025 turns Rabat into a global music stage tonight

Saturday 21 June 2025 - 10:00
By: Dakir Madiha
Mawazine 2025 turns Rabat into a global music stage tonight

This Saturday, June 21, 2025, the second day of Mawazine 2025, Africa’s most celebrated music festival, promises another night of electrifying performances in Rabat. With a lineup that spans continents and genres, the festival once again brings together an eclectic mix of world-class artists and Moroccan musical icons. Tonight’s program is packed with unforgettable moments that cater to music lovers of all tastes.

Evening highlights

21:00 – Ziad Bourji (Oriental) at Mohammed V National Theatre

The evening kicks off at Mohammed V National Theatre with the soulful voice of Ziad Bourji, a Lebanese artist renowned for his romantic ballads and charismatic stage presence. Bourji’s heartfelt performance is set to captivate the audience with his blend of traditional Oriental melodies and modern influences.

22:30 – Yemi Alade (International) at Bouregreg Stage

The Nigerian Afro-pop queen Yemi Alade will light up Bouregreg Stage with her vibrant energy and powerhouse vocals. Known for global hits like 'Johnny,' Alade’s dynamic performance promises to be a celebration of African culture and rhythm, leaving the crowd dancing and singing along.

22:30 – Hamaki (Oriental) at Nahda Stage

Egypt’s pop sensation Hamaki will take over Nahda Stage, delivering his signature blend of catchy tunes and emotive lyrics. With a career spanning decades and numerous chart-topping hits, Hamaki’s show promises an enchanting mix of energy and passion that’s sure to resonate with fans.

22:30 – 50 Cent (international) at OLM Souissi

The legendary rapper 50 Cent is set to dominate the stage at OLM Souissi with his iconic hip-hop beats and unforgettable hits such as “In Da Club” and “Candy Shop”. With his commanding presence and electrifying performance style, the New York rap icon will bring a thrilling, high-energy vibe to Rabat.

22:30 – Duke, Salim Cravata, and Lazaro (Moroccan) at Salé Stage

The Salé Stage will highlight Morocco’s vibrant music scene with performances by Duke, Salim Cravata, and Lazaro. Each artist brings a unique take on Moroccan music, blending traditional styles with contemporary sounds. This showcase of local talent promises to be a heartfelt celebration of the nation’s rich cultural heritage.

A night of harmony and diversity

As the festival continues, Mawazine 2025 reaffirms its place as a global stage for music and culture. By bridging local artistry with international sounds, the event creates a space where diversity and creativity thrive. Rabat, once again, shines as a cultural hub, offering a night filled with rhythm, passion, and unity. Get ready for a spectacular celebration under the stars.


  • Fajr
  • Sunrise
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

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