Mohamed Ramadan responds to Beirut concert postponement

 Egyptian singer Mohamed Ramadan responded to the postponement of his concert in Beirut, Lebanon due to tension in the Middle East. 

Tension and fears of war between Iran and Israel are still on the rise as many celebrities’ concerts were cancelled in Beirut including Haifa, Egyptian star Tamer Hosny and Iraqi singer Saif Nabeel.

Mohamed Ramadan will come to Lebanon despite tension

After the cancellation of some events in Lebanon, Mohamed Ramadan initially said that he would be coming for his concert in Beirut despite the potential war.

In late July, Ramadan confirmed that his upcoming concert in Lebanon which will take place next month is still happening despite the recent attack on the country.

He said in the video which was posted on his official Instagram, “The concert is not cancelled, I will be coming on Aug. 17, no matter what, even if it means getting there by boat!”

Mohamed Ramadan responds to concert postponement

In a new video on Instagram, the Egyptian singer Mohamed Ramadan said that he is sorry that his Aug. 17 concert was postponed until further notice due to the unrest between Hezbollah and Israel.

He said in a video: “Dear Lebanon, I was wishing that the concert stay on its date, however, the organizers, due to the place of the event regarding the regional tension and the harsh time Lebanon is facing, postponed it.”