With the sun shining brighter and Egypt’s North Coast gearing up for another unforgettable season, Kiki’s Beach has officially dropped its Summer 2025 lineup—and it’s nothing short of spectacular.
Curated with a signature touch of global flair and underground credibility, the lineup once again confirms Kiki’s as a central player in Egypt’s beachside nightlife. And behind much of this success stands a familiar name: Ahmed Ganzoury (GANZ), the visionary founder of GANZ and one of the region’s most influential cultural curators.
A Lineup Worthy of Global Attention
The 2025 artist roster brings together some of the most respected names in electronic music, both regionally and internationally:
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Carlita
Folamour
Notre Dame
Shimza
Pawsa…and over 50 more artists, including a solid wave of rising Egyptian talents and regional favorites.
Set against the backdrop of Hacienda White, the lineup reflects a perfect blend of sunset deep house, melodic techno, Afro house, and beach-driven euphoria.
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Ahmed Ganzoury The Quiet Force Behind the Scenes
While the spotlight often shines on the decks, those in the know recognize the strategic mind orchestrating the vibe from behind the curtain: Ahmed Ganzoury, founder of GANZ and co-architect of the cultural wave sweeping Egypt’s summer destinations.
Through his brand, Ganzory has positioned himself not only as a promoter, but as a tastemaker and cultural leader, consistently bridging Egypt’s unique beach culture with global electronic music standards. From boutique curation to strategic collaborations, his touch is all over the evolution of the North Coast’s sonic identity.
Kiki’s, under this vision, is no longer just a summer destination—it’s a symbol of the new Egyptian scene taking global shape.
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A Season to Remember
With Kiki’s continuing to raise the bar and GANZ shaping the narrative from the ground up, Summer 2025 is more than just a party—it’s a statement. One that says: Egypt isn’t following the global scene anymore. It’s becoming part of it.
