Ahmed Saad

A defining voice in modern Egyptian music, Ahmed Saad will play Eventim Apollo this November.

Since bursting onto the scene in 2003 with his debut album "Ashki Le Meen," featuring unforgettable tracks like “Habibi Roohy,” “Yom Wa Ethneen,” and “Azizi Aini,” Ahmed Saad has become a defining voice in modern Egyptian music Misr ConnectWikipedia.

Born on August 20, 1981, in Cairo, Saad grew up immersed in the arts—his brother is acclaimed actor Amr Saad—and his musical career has been shaped by this creative heritage . Over the years, Saad’s penetrating vocal delivery and natural charisma have resonated with millions, buoyed by hits like “Bahebak Ya Sahbi,” “Ya Khosara,” “Eh El Youm El Helo Da,” “Alyki Ayoun,” and “Wasaa Wasaa,” which climbed into YouTube's Top 100.

As a multifaceted artist, Saad isn’t just a singer—he’s also a gifted songwriter and composer, lending his talents to both film and television. Notably, his contributions to the Ramadan series Touba and his cinematic work like “Dokan Shehata” have earned him both critical and popular acclaim. His reach extends beyond traditional music platforms; for example, his vibrant collaboration “El-Melouk” with 3enba and Double Zuksh even landed on the Moon Knight series soundtrack, gaining traction around the globe.

With a voice that spans Shaabi, pop, folk, and rap, Ahmed Saad continues to evolve while remaining deeply rooted in Cairo’s music traditions. His passionate performances and authentic storytelling make him one of the most captivating and beloved artists of the Arab world today.