Joseph Attieh brings his Arab romantic catalogue to the Festival de Hammamet
Lebanese pop singer Joseph Attieh performs at the Amphithéâtre du Centre Culturel International de Hammamet on Wednesday 22 July as part of the festival's 60th-anniversary programme, which spans 32 shows from 12 countries between 11 July and 13 August 2026.
Lebanese singer Joseph Attieh performs at the Amphithéâtre du Centre Culturel International de Hammamet on Wednesday 22 July, one of 32 concerts and theatre productions scheduled across the 60th edition of the Festival International de Hammamet (FIH 2026), which runs from 11 July to 13 August under the slogan Endless Memories.
Attieh, who rose to wide Arab-world recognition through Star Academy and has since built an extensive catalogue of Arabic romantic and pop songs, appears mid-programme between Big Daddy Wilson (USA, 21 July) and Palestinian musician Faraj Suleiman (23 July). The festival does not list a specific set title for the performance.
The 2026 edition brings artists from Tunisia, Lebanon, Palestine, the United States, Mali, Spain, Portugal, Cuba, Turkey, Morocco, Algeria and Italy to the open-air amphitheatre, whose neo-Greek stage has hosted the festival since its founding in 1964.
The start time for the Joseph Attieh concert has not been published on the festival website. Ticket prices for comparable evening concerts at this year's festival range from 60 TND to 100 TND; the specific price for the 22 July show was not confirmed at the time of writing. Tickets are on sale at festivaldehammamet.com, where purchases can be made by bank or postal card; the site warns that virtual waiting lists are already active for the most in-demand dates.