Few bands move a crowd like Cairokee. On Saturday 22 August at the Amman Coffee Festival, they headline — and it's shaping up to be the summer's must-see show.

Few bands move a crowd like Cairokee. Their anthems have soundtracked a generation across the Arab world, and they’re built for exactly this: a warm night, an open field, thousands of voices singing back every word.

On Saturday 22 August, they headline the Amman Coffee Festival at Balsam Grounds — and it’s shaping up to be the summer’s must-see show.

Why this one is different:

The setting isn’t a stadium. “The Picnic” is an open-air festival built for lingering — string lights strung between poles, coffee in hand, a real lawn to spread out on. Cairokee in that context isn’t a show you watch; it’s one you’re inside.

The crowd helps too. ACF draws a young, passionate, music-first audience — people who know every word and aren’t there to be seen. That energy on a Saturday night at Balsam Grounds will be something else.

Practical details:

Date: Saturday, 22 August 2026
Venue: Balsam Grounds, Amman
Ticket: 5 JOD — includes one free drink
Doors: from 12:00 — arrive early to get a great spot
Saturday is the night with highest attendance — plan ahead

Set times will be posted on @acoffeefestival as the festival approaches.

Lock your night at amman.coffeefestival.me.

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