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Hussain Al Jassmi to make Petra debut with landmark November concert

Dubai: Emirati superstar Hussain Al Jassmi is set to perform in Jordan's ancient city of Petra for the first time on November 21, bringing his music to one of the world's most celebrated archaeological settings. The concert will take place at the Nabataean Cultural Village in Petra and is being organised by the Friends of Jordan Festivals in cooperation with the Jordan Tourism Board. Get updated…

Hussain Al Jassmi to make Petra debut with landmark November concert

Emirati music star Hussain Al Jassmi is preparing to make his debut performance at the ancient city of Petra in Jordan on November 21. This landmark concert will be held at the Nabataean Cultural Village in Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Friends of Jordan Festivals, in collaboration with the Jordan Tourism Board, are organizing the event.

The concert will be held in the Petra Arena, one of the event spaces within the Nabataean Cultural Village, which showcases aspects of Nabataean life and Jordanian heritage. The performance aims to highlight the distinctive rose-red landscape of Petra and to offer audiences a unique concert experience set against the historic backdrop of the archaeological site.

This concert is part of a broader strategy to position Jordan as a top destination for cultural tourism and major entertainment events, utilizing historic locations to host performances by prominent Arab artists. For Al Jassmi, this is another significant milestone in his busy year, which has included major live performances and the release of several new songs, such as "Al Lazaza" and "Ikhtisaran," both collaborations with renowned musicians.

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