The Brooklyn Nomads

The Brooklyn Nomads A cross-cultural band rooted in Arabic music traditions, creating memorable experiences and high quality performances.

08/13/2026

A small moment from Kifak Enta — one of those songs that says a lot with so little. Ziad Rahbani Tribute
July 24 · The People’s Forum

08/10/2026

Every time we play this one, the room goes up. And it’s a man asking a saint for help.

Sidi Abdel Qader died 900 years ago. People have been calling his name ever since — at weddings, at gatherings, in kitchens, at 2am when nothing else is working.

That’s the thing about our music; The heaviest songs are the ones we dance hardest to.

Sep 12, Public Records. Link in bio.

From Joe’s Pub to Sicily.Last November, David and Giorgio joined us on stage with the Marranzano, Tamburello, Zampogna, ...
08/06/2026

From Joe’s Pub to Sicily.

Last November, David and Giorgio joined us on stage with the Marranzano, Tamburello, Zampogna, and Voice, bringing Sicilian sounds into conversation with Arabic music.

This week, Mohamad Eldebek محمد الدبق reunited with Giorgio Maltese in Sicily — so we’re sharing a few fragments from that night.

Music keeps making the map smaller.

08/04/2026

We recently wrote about شقائق النعمان — shaqa2iq al-nu3man, the beautiful red flowers that color our landscapes.

Today, we’d like to offer you another small flower—our instrumental rendition of La Vie en Rose, played on oud, darbuka, and electric bass.

A little gift from us to you. 🌹

08/02/2026

Omar Khairat’s “Qadiyyet 3am Ahmad” — written for a 1985 Egyptian film (قضية عم أحمد — “The Case of Uncle Ahmed). Khairat has said the piece outgrew the film entirely and became iconic on its own — he calls it a piece no one dislikes, and one he can’t leave out of a concert. Rehearsal, Brooklyn. With Sarah Mueller Mohamad Eldebek محمد الدبق Hadi Eldebek هادي

07/30/2026

🫶 love these people; the music, the dance, the energy 🔥Thank you ziad (from our tribute concert to Ziad Rahbani The People's Forum)

07/30/2026

Perfume de Gitane by Anouar Brahem (Tunisia) with Mohamad Eldebek محمد الدبق Mohamed Sharhabil and Hadi Eldebek هادي

07/29/2026

Today at 6:30pm The People's Forum. Learn and sing “Shou Hal eyyam”, one of Ziad Rahbani’s satirical political songs from the early 1970s, a brilliant example of his use of irony and humor to critique capitalism, charity, and class inequality.

Curated by Noor Theatre, co-organized by The People's Forum, and presented by Hadi Eldebek هادي and Mohamad Eldebek محمد الدبق.

Link in bio.

07/29/2026

See you today 6:30pm The People's Forum. We will learn “Shou hal eyyam”, one of Ziad Rahbani’s satirical political songs from the early 1970s, a brilliant example of his use of irony and humor to critique capitalism, charity, and class inequality.

Curated by Noor Theatre, presented by Hadi Eldebek هادي and Mohamad Eldebek محمد الدبق. Link in bio.

NEW Standing Only Tickets available for tonight’s show Fri July 24, 6:30pm at The People’s Forum. See you! Link in bio.
07/24/2026

NEW Standing Only Tickets available for tonight’s show Fri July 24, 6:30pm at The People’s Forum. See you! Link in bio.

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