Ticket reservations for the artist Asala Nasri's concert in Damascus began today, Saturday, September 5, via the Evento platform, with seats distributed into different price categories, VVIP tickets being completely sold out before online booking begins, and half of the proceeds from the concert being allocated to charity, with the concert being held on September 17.
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The concert is the return of the artist Asala Nasri to meet her Syrian fans in Damascus after a period of absence, and it is expected to combine her old and modern songs.
Reservation began today...and here are the details of the categories. Ticket reservations officially began this morning, Saturday, September 5, via the Evento platform, where seats were distributed into several price segments within the categories specified for the concert, according to the prices shown in the attached pictures.
The organizing company pointed out that VVIP cards did not appear among the reservation options through the application, after they were completely sold out before the rest of the tickets were released electronically, in an indication of early demand for the awaited concert.
Asala meets her Damascene fans. The anticipated concert comes as one of the most anticipated artistic events in Damascus, with Asala Nasri returning to meet her Syrian fans in a singing evening that is expected to combine her most famous old songs and her modern works, amid widespread interest in the concert since its announcement.
Half of the proceeds go to charity
The organizing company had previously announced that half of the proceeds from the concert would be allocated to charitable organizations, so that the event, in addition to its artistic nature, would have a humanitarian and social dimension.
Thus, the features of the concert began to gradually become clear, from its date and location to its ticket prices, while the date of September 17 remains the awaited stop for Asala to meet her fans in Damascus.
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The concert will take place on September 17 as planned
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