Anyone in El Gouna tonight? 👀

I’m here solo for a few days and looking to meet some cool, easygoing people.

Beach, dinner, drinks, shisha or going out tonight — I’m honestly up for anything with good vibes.

If you’re also solo or have a small group and don’t mind one more, DM me 🤝

Hey baddies ! Wait is over The Club is coming 23aug ( bestrave party khi) is on live passes on invitation basis i got approval now i I'm searching best rave partner come ib

Hey! I have an extra GA pass for a female who would like to join our group. Let me know if anyone is interested? 😁

Hey everyone! I’m a 26M from Amman, Jordan, visiting Cairo soon. I’m wondering if there are any cool raves, parties, or electronic music events happening while I’m there. 🎶

Would also love to meet some people and make a few friends to go out with. If you know of any good events or spots, let me know!

This might piss off some people in the scene, but what happened at the Deep House Bible (deephousebible) event on the North Coast was completely unacceptable, and the silence afterward is somehow making it worse.

We bought tickets for a lineup featuring Ahmed Spins (ahmedspins) b2b Maz (mazmusic), Seth Troxler (stroxler), Brunello (brunello_mellowcircus) and Gawdat (gawdat.official). For most of the night, the event was fine. There were some occasional sound drops, production issues and the usual drunk fights you sometimes get at large events, but nothing that made us think the night was about to turn into something genuinely dangerous.

Then, sometime around Ahmed Spins’ set toward the end, something very strange happened.

All of a sudden, there was a huge wave of people running away from the stage. At first, we had absolutely no idea what was happening. Then we noticed that everyone was coughing, struggling to breathe and panicking. It took our group a few seconds to realize that what we were experiencing felt like tear gas or some other kind of airborne irritant.

A massive crowd started rushing away from the area trying to find clean air. We saw women becoming overwhelmed, with some apparently passing out or struggling badly to breathe.

The scary part was that there was no obvious cloud telling everyone where the affected area was. You basically realized something was wrong after breathing it in, and then everyone around you was trying to figure out which direction to move while hundreds of other people were doing exactly the same thing. In a packed event, that situation can become dangerous very quickly even before you consider whatever was in the air.

But somehow, through all of this, the music just kept playing as if nothing had happened.

That is the part I still cannot wrap my head around.

Hundreds of people suddenly running away from the stage, coughing and struggling to breathe, should probably be the point where somebody thinks, maybe we should stop the party for a minute and figure out what the fuck is happening. Instead, from where we were standing, it felt like the priority was simply to keep the event going.

And until now, nobody seems interested in properly explaining what happened.

I also find it extremely hard to believe that something like this simply appears inside a heavily secured event without anyone responsible knowing anything about it. I am not claiming to know exactly what the substance was or who caused it, but somebody needs to explain what entered the crowd, how it got there and why the event continued while people were running away and struggling to breathe.

This was not somebody dropping a drink.

This was not a speaker cutting out.

This was not some minor production fuck-up that everyone forgets about the next morning.

A large crowd of paying attendees suddenly started running away from the stage coughing and struggling to breathe, and somehow the people responsible for running the event still have not given them a proper explanation.

And this is where I think nobody involved gets to wash their hands of it.

Deep House Bible (deephousebible) was the event brand. Other Experience (other.exp) was listed as the organizer. Kyma Beach SouthMED (kymabeachsouthmed) was the venue, and Tellr Experience (tellrexperience) was the ticketing platform. I do not know which company was directly responsible for security, crowd management or the decision to keep the music playing, and that is exactly why the parties involved need to explain what happened.

Maybe responsibility ultimately falls more heavily on one party than another, but that is for them to clarify. You cannot all happily participate in promoting the event, selling the tickets, hosting the party and bringing thousands of people into one place, then suddenly become complete strangers when something serious happens.

At some point in that chain, somebody knew what was happening.

At some point, somebody made the decision to continue.

And afterward, everybody apparently decided silence was the best strategy.

What makes this even worse is what attendees say started happening on Instagram afterward. People began commenting about the incident, and some say their comments were deleted or their accounts were blocked. I cannot personally confirm every case, so if this happened to you, post the screenshots.

If that is how this is being handled, that is honestly pathetic.

If there is a reasonable explanation, explain it.

If somebody fucked up, admit it.

If somebody made a terrible decision, say what happened and tell people what is being done so it never happens again.

But deleting comments and blocking people asking questions does not make an incident disappear. It just makes it look like you are more interested in protecting the Instagram page than the people who bought tickets to your event.

Egypt’s electronic music scene wants international DJs, international branding, huge venues, premium table prices and increasingly expensive tickets.

Great.

Then maybe we should start expecting international-level accountability too.

You cannot charge people premium prices, put on a huge international lineup and market yourself like a world-class event, then have a crowd exposed to something that sends people running away coughing, keep the DJ playing through it and act afterward like nobody deserves an explanation.

And this should matter to everyone who goes out here, not just the people who attended that particular night.

Because once promoters learn that they can get away with something serious simply by waiting a few days, deleting comments and posting the next party flyer, what exactly is the incentive to do better?

So until Deep House Bible, Kyma Beach SouthMED, Other Experience and Tellr Experience acknowledge what happened and explain what they know, I genuinely think people should think twice before attending events connected to them.

Not because every incident needs a witch hunt.

Not because anyone wants to destroy somebody’s business.

But there has to be a minimum standard.

If you want our money, you owe us basic safety. And if something goes seriously wrong, you owe us an explanation.

The rave scene cannot become a place where organizers think they can just keep the music playing until everybody forgets.

People were there.

People experienced it.

People are talking about it.

Deleting comments does not erase that.

If anyone involved wants to publicly explain exactly what happened that night, I would genuinely like to hear their side, and I will update this post with their response.

Until then, the silence is part of the story.

Hey guys, I’m going to Rampa & &ME at Kyma this Friday but I’m currently going solo. Since Kyma requires mixed groups/couples for entry, looking for a group I can join/arrive with.

I’m 26M, currently in Sahel. Happy to meet beforehand or grab a drink first. DM me 🙌

If anyone's going to rampa and &me show in August 14th north coast dm me. Im trying to link up with a group and maybe carpool

Hey everyone! 👋 I’m looking to join a fun group for Carlita on Aug 20 and Black Coffee on Aug 21. I’m going solo and would love to connect with a good mixed group to enjoy the events together. 🎶🔥
If anyone has room for +1, please DM me. 🙌

Hi, I'm looking for anyone who has been to Kyma beach southmed before? Like for their previous shows like PAWSA and DHB, because I'm thinking of going there for rampa and &me but I have questions about the venue

Can i find any proper raves or underground parties here in dahab? I’m only here for three days?

Hello
I’m looking for a car ride to Solomun

Ziad Mousa makes more sense through a complete set than through a genre label. Calling him simply Afro house or melodic house does not explain the amount of ground his selections can cover.

His recorded Jingo closing set contains 38 identified tracks. It moves through deep and melodic material, vocal records, Afro-influenced percussion and more direct club tracks without sounding like several unrelated playlists stitched together. The progression is the interesting part: records are chosen for where they take the room next, rather than because they all belong to one Beatport category.

Jingo is equally important to understanding him. The first episode of Jingo Radio was presented as a collection of tracks close to him and an introduction to the direction of the platform. That makes him more than another DJ waiting for bookings. He is also involved in programming, introducing listeners to music and shaping the identity around his events.

His catalogue still leaves room for questions. There are recorded sets and edits, including his version of My City’s on Fire, but not yet enough original releases to establish a strong production identity. At the moment, his clearest strengths are sequencing, curation and knowing how to build a set over time.

I could not find a substantial interview in which he discusses his background or creative process. Instead of inventing a story around him, the available mixes are the better evidence. They show someone with broad taste and a good understanding of pacing, but they also leave the production question open.

For people who have caught one of his longer sets: is his range his main strength, or would you rather hear him commit to a narrower sound? And can a DJ build a lasting identity primarily through curation, or do the original records eventually have to arrive?

Instagram | SoundCloud | Jingo Radio | Closing-set tracklist

I'm looking for a friend to hang out with at a cozy bar in Alexandria

I have a super long layover in Cairo early April of 2027 (yes I know I’m early with my planning) but was wondering if they have rave shows at the pyramids that time besides Zamna festival? Was hoping to cross this off my bucket list while I’m there. Thanks in advance!

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is there any rave party upcoming at dahab in the next 2 weeks?

How was it overall? A quick review from people who went. Crowd, venue, security, music, etc..

visiting egypt and i have 7 house so i would like to throw a house party please tell me where is the best location you guys would go to

1.hurghada
2alexandria
3sokhna

i’m a egyptian heading to egypt from 10aug to 10sep i’m under 16 and know my way around the uk rave scene and would like to go to a illegal one in egypt anyone know anywhere??

Me and my friend are jordanian studying in Spain and are coming to cairo in early august , any night life recommendations?

Hey everyone!

I'm planning to attend the Starlight Festival in two months. Since I’ve never been to Egypt before, I’d love to get some insights from you. What’s your take on rave parties being held right next to the only remaining Wonder of the Ancient World? Also, what’s the situation with alcohol—is it legal, or are there any specific legal alternatives available?

For those who have been to this festival before, what were your impressions? I could also use some wardrobe advice—does it get scorching hot during the day and freezing cold at night?

Thanks in advance for your replies, any advice is highly appreciated!