Concerts of pro-Assad singers cancelled in Syria
Summary
Several concerts by singers who supported President Bashar al-Assad’s regime were cancelled in Syria during the summer of 2026. In the city of Homs, residents tore down posters advertising these shows and one musician later apologized for their previous ties to the government.Key Facts
- Concerts of artists linked to President Bashar al-Assad’s regime were cancelled in Syria in summer 2026.
- In Homs, people removed posters that promoted concerts by Mohamad Iskandar and Hossam Jneed.
- The cancellations happened after protests against the singers’ support for the regime.
- One musician publicly apologized for their past connection with the government.
- This happened during a time of strong public reaction against figures associated with the Assad regime.
- The singer Mohamad Iskandar was one of those targeted by the cancellation and protests.
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