It’s easy to forget that Lebanon’s stage has hosted some of the biggest names in music history.
In honor of Tiësto returning this August for the first time in over a decade, here are some iconic concerts you might’ve forgotten happened in Lebanon.
The legendary tenor performed a historic charity concert at the Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium in Beirut.
The British icon brought his “Brand New Day” tour to the majestic Temple of Jupiter at the Baalbek International Festival.
The pop diva made her Middle Eastern debut at BIEL (Beirut International Exhibition & Leisure Center) in downtown Beirut.
As part of his “First Final Farewell Tour,” Collins performed a sold-out show at BIEL to benefit the St. Jude Children’s Cancer Center.

The Dutch DJ made his long-awaited Lebanese debut at the Forum de Beyrouth, performing for a crowd of 16,000 fans.
At the height of his fame, 50 Cent and G-Unit rocked BIEL for what was then the biggest hip-hop concert in Lebanese history.
Derulo performed alongside Tinie Tempah at the Beirut Waterfront for a high-energy summer night.
The rock legends played a massive, career-spanning set at the Beirut Waterfront.
The “Born to Die” singer brought her ethereal vibes to the historic Byblos Port as part of the Byblos International Festival.
The King of Latin Pop performed at Beirut Waterfront in 2012, then again the mountains of North Lebanon at the Ehdeniyat International Festival in 2014.
The “Burn” singer headlined a major summer concert at BIEL during the peak of her global chart success.
The late EDM pioneer performed one of his legendary sets at BIEL just a few years before his passing.
Known for her rare live appearances, Sia delivered a stunning performance at the Byblos International Festival.
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