Afghan Pop
Nancy Ajram is a multi-platinum Lebanese recording artist and multiple award winner for best-selling artist in the Middle East & Arab World, with numerous chart-topping smash hits such as “Ah W Noss”, “Ya Tabtab wa Dallaa”, “Enta Eih”, “Fi Hagat”, “Akhasmak Ah”, “Badna Nwallea El Jaw”, and "Aam Betaala' Feek". Nancy Ajram’s music revolutionized Arabic pop throughout a tremendously successful career spanning over two decades. Nancy is considered one of the Middle East’s largest pop icons, and her music has paved the way for Arabic music to be heard all over the globe. Nancy Ajram is the youngest Arab singer to win the World Music Award to date, and the first Arabic singing female artist to be featured on a Times Square billboard. Considered one of the best-selling artists in Arabic Pop history, Nancy’s music has repeatedly topped the charts across the MENA region continuously throughout two decades. She is also the only Arabic artist to chart at the US Billboard Dance chart with an Arabic language song. She is considered by many as the Arabic Pop icon of this era, and was described on the Oprah Winfrey Show as one of the most influential personalities of the Middle East, and was dubbed by Spotify as the "Queen of Arabic Pop".
Read moreNancy Ajram is a multi-platinum Lebanese recording artist and multiple award winner for best-selling artist in the Middle East & Arab World, with numerous chart-topping smash hits such as “Ah W Noss”, “Ya Tabtab wa Dallaa”, “Enta Eih”, “Fi Hagat”, “Akhasmak Ah”, “Badna Nwallea El Jaw”, and "Aam Betaala' Feek". Nancy Ajram’s music revolutionized Arabic pop throughout a tremendously successful career spanning over two decades. Nancy is considered one of the Middle East’s largest pop icons, and her music has paved the way for Arabic music to be heard all over the globe. Nancy Ajram is the youngest Arab singer to win the World Music Award to date, and the first Arabic singing female artist to be featured on a Times Square billboard. Considered one of the best-selling artists in Arabic Pop history, Nancy’s music has repeatedly topped the charts across the MENA region continuously throughout two decades. She is also the only Arabic artist to chart at the US Billboard Dance chart with an Arabic language song. She is considered by many as the Arabic Pop icon of this era, and was described on the Oprah Winfrey Show as one of the most influential personalities of the Middle East, and was dubbed by Spotify as the "Queen of Arabic Pop".
| Date | Event name | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 14 May 2026 | Nancy Ajram | Dolby Theatre, Hollywood, CA, United States |
