The Carthage International Festival witnessed an unforgettable evening on August 18, 2025, as Lebanese artist Adam took the stage in a performance brimming with passion, nostalgia, and raw emotion.
Before a packed amphitheater, Adam delivered a repertoire of his most beloved hits, including “Kheles Edamaa,” “Hatha Ana,” and “Kifak Ent.” He also paid tribute to the golden era of Tarab with renditions of Dhekra’s “El Asami,” Mayada El Hennawy’s “Ana Baachaak,” and George Wassouf’s “Helef Al Amar.”
From the first note, the audience responded with thunderous applause, often joining in as a collective choir, their voices merging with Adam’s in perfect harmony. The singer, visibly moved, expressed his gratitude to the Tunisian public with heartfelt words, reinforcing the deep bond between artist and fans.
The night also featured a special surprise when Adam performed an excerpt of “Allo” by Tunisian rapper Balti—an homage that drew warm appreciation from the crowd. Adding to the anticipation, Adam hinted at his upcoming project: a song in Tunisian dialect, as he revealed during a press conference held in Tunis the day before the concert.
The evening confirmed one truth: timeless songs never lose their magic, and Adam’s connection with Carthage was nothing short of electrifying.
TunisianMonitorOnline (Douha Saafi)
