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Proof of life

@kikis.beach with @sweely_music & @youssefroshdy

@voguearabia & @naomi

Rokn Farouk

Very important music debate with @timmymowafi

@casablancabrand

Heneish or Baghush can’t remember

@malakomran reppin @scenenoise merch

Virtual front row @aegisfestival_ with @thehorribledjs

BTS @abyusif_ interview for @scenenoise

@useful_neek matching with the parking

Save the turtles❤️

@lailajshadid reassuring me that 19 is in fact a very cool number

@delrady 20 minutes before losing all of his shoes

⁨ ملوك الأنتاج❤️⁩

@casablancabrand again

@_novalicious_

@mazenabdellatif wearing very deep & inspiring quotes

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@scenenoise: For Aegis Festival’s special homegrown edition this year, SceneNoise hosted a takeover of the festival’s newest stage, The Party Bus, for the second day of the festival, providing a platform that showcases the diverse range of alternative sounds of the region’s electronic music scene, with a thoughtfully curated lineup that gave equal spotlight to established and emerging talents like Jool, Viv, Horrible, Nour Fahmy and CÉL. We danced, sweated and by the end of the night considered to maybe, just maybe, taking the bus all the way home. Beep Beep!

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@scenenoise Live from day two of Aegis Festival 2026 in Arnaoon Village, Lebanon.

Alo, Yoga and Aegis at golden hour.

📸/🎥 @scenenoise

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@scenenoise: In the spirit of Aegis Festival’s all-homegrown edition in Lebanon, we wanted to find out from some of the region’s leading electronic artists gathered at the welcome dinner - who’s the DJs favorite DJ?

Drop your favourite regional DJ in the comments below 👇🏼🎧

🎥 @scenenoise

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@SceneNoise : Set deep within the forested hills of Arnaoon Village, Lebanon’s Aegis Festival has grown into one of the region’s most distinctive electronic gatherings. Since its debut, the festival has carved out a space that feels worlds away from the usual festival circuit, pairing international headliners and regional selectors with open-air stages, art installations, wellness activities, and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.

For its 2026 edition, running under the theme ‘Of This Land’, from July 10th to July 12th, Aegis is leaning even further into community, creativity, and a sense of belonging. We asked a selection of MENA DJs what they believe makes Aegis special, and why the festival continues to stand out on the regional map.Set deep within the forested hills of Arnaoon Village, Lebanon’s Aegis Festival has grown into one of the region’s most distinctive electronic gatherings. Since its debut, the festival has carved out a space that feels worlds away from the usual festival circuit, pairing international headliners and regional selectors with open-air stages, art installations, wellness activities, and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.

For its 2026 edition, running under the theme ‘Of This Land’, from July 10th to July 12th, Aegis is leaning even further into community, creativity, and a sense of belonging. We asked a selection of MENA DJs what they believe makes Aegis special, and why the festival continues to stand out on the regional map.

Read the full feature on www.scenenoise.com [Link in bio]

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@SceneNoise has teamed up with Lebanon’s Aegis Festival for the third year in a row, taking over the festival’s newest stage, THE PARTY BUS, at Arnaoon Village from July 10th to July 12th. Landing on the festival’s second day, Saturday, July 11th, the SceneNoise takeover will kick off at 4 M, bringing together established and emerging regional selectors featuring Egyptian favourites, Nour Fahmy and Horrible, alongside homegrown up-and-comers CEL, Jool and Viv.

Tickets are available on Aegis Festival’s official website. Catch you on the bus. Beep beep.

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@SceneNoise #NoiseFeatures: This weekend, from July 10th to July 12th, Lebanon’s Aegis Festival returns to the idyllic Arnaoon Village for its 2026 edition, Of This Land. Widely regarded as one of the region’s most anticipated electronic music festivals, this year’s edition shifts its focus toward artists connected to the land they call home, whether by birth or by choice.

Across its first two days, the festival will host a sprawling lineup of electronic music tastemakers across four open-air stages: the Main Stage, the Cliffside Stage, the Futomama Stage, and the Party Bus. This year also introduces the Live Bands Stage, a new addition on the festival’s second day dedicated to indie live acts. Closing out the weekend, Aegis heads to SOULT Beach in Batroun for a special finale takeover.

Beyond its 72-hour music programme, the festival will feature a range of wellness experiences, art installations, pop-ups, its signature marketplace, and an adventure park.

Ahead of the festival, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know, from stage takeovers and standout performances to the activities happening across the weekend all over the festival’s grounds.

Read the full article on www.scenenoise.com [Link in bio] or download the SceneNOW app.

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Not every festival needs to look louder to feel louder.

For @shamsfest we built a visual system inspired by the desert itself. Warm textures, oversized typography, a bold monochromatic palette, and a cast of sun people that feel as alive as the music they’ll dance to.

An identity designed to move before the crowd ever does.

[bythepeople] | ©2026 PPI™ all rights reserved

Meet the People of SHAMS.

A family of hand-crafted sun characters designed to embody movement, rhythm, and community. Each one was drawn with its own personality before being animated into a living part of the festival experience.

Because memorable identities deserve memorable characters.

The desert became the design system.

Sand textures.
Sun-washed tones.
Bold typography.
Characters born from the same landscape.

Everything was designed to make SHAMS feel recognizable before the first beat drops.

At the center is the SHAMS Sunman. A character hand-drawn from scratch to become the festival’s unmistakable icon. Around it, the Sun People were individually animated to bring the identity to life across every touchpoint, proving that branding doesn’t stop at static visuals.

The SHAMS Sunman was hand-drawn to become a symbol people can instantly recognize, while the animated Sun People transformed the identity into something that moves, dances, and interacts with the audience

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Egyptian party series Grill Setup is bringing back its beachside pop-up, BN’B, for the summer at Marsa Baghush on Egypt’s North Coast.

Running every weekend from July 3rd to August 28th, the pop-up features a mix of international electronic heavyweights and local talent. The lineup includes French disco revivalist Folamour, New Zealand house duo Chaos in the CBD, Eli Escobar, and Tourist.

The lineup also features local sounds from Misty, Aly B, Aroussi, STZ, SOS, Saleh Amin, Horrible, Dodge Ramez, Delrady, F-Spins, and ThatGirlSherryK.

Grill Setup says “BN’B at Marsa Baghush is their biggest summer yet,” their words, not mine. Tickets will go live soon via Grill Setup’s Instagram link in bio.

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@scenenoise #NoiseNews: BN’B, the popular beachside pop-up by Grill Set Up, has dropped its 2026 summer lineup at Marsa Baghush on Egypt’s North Coast, just in time for Sahel Season.

Running every weekend from July 3rd to August 28th, the beachfront hotspot is bringing a massive roster of international electronic heavyweights and local tastemakers. The lineup includes French disco-house revivalist Folamour, alongside New Zealand house duo Chaos In The CBD, NY-based house maestro Eli Escobar and British maverick Tourist, who’s known for his sample-heavy, dreamy electronica sound.

The bill also features local favorites like Misty, Aly B, Aroussi, STZ, SOS, Saleh Amin, Horrible, Dodge Ramez, Delrady, F-Spins, and ThatGirlSherryK.

Stay tuned for more details.

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BNB @marsabaghush our biggest summer yet! Stay tuned for more details 🌴🌅

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Snapshots from SceneNoise’s #SelectBox at Egypt’s Sandbox Festival 2026 in El Gouna. To everyone who danced, screamed, and willingly sweated it out with us on the dancefloor - we couldn’t have done it without you (and your stamina).

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