Saint Levant is the rare pop star whose show doubles as a statement — the Afandi tour wraps his trilingual Palestinian pop in 'Layali Al Afandi,' a staged homage to 1990s Levantine cabaret with live music, fashion, and storytelling. Brooklyn gets two nights and Sunday is the first, putting one of fall's buzziest tours in a room sized for actual intimacy. It caps the weekend on a genuinely singular note.
What to expect
Less a standard concert than a staged cabaret evening: live band, narrative interludes, and fashion-forward production built around Beirut nightlife, with Saint Levant moving between Arabic, French, and English. The crowd is young, international, and fully bought in.
Good to know
- Doors 7 PM, show 8 PM; the listing notes set times are subject to change.
- This is night one of two — a second Brooklyn Paramount show follows Monday, Sep 14 if Sunday is sold out.
- Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster/Live Nation; buy from the official listing to avoid resale markups.
- Brooklyn Paramount is steps from the DeKalb Ave and Nevins St subway stations in Downtown Brooklyn.
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Common questions
What is Layali Al Afandi?
The tour's staged concept — a live show inspired by 1990s Levantine cabarets combining music, storytelling, fashion, and stage design rooted in Beirut's nightlife and culture.
Are there other NYC dates?
Yes — a second Brooklyn Paramount show on Monday, Sep 14. Sunday, Sep 13 is the only night inside the weekend window.
What time should I arrive?
Doors open at 7 PM and the show is listed for 8 PM; opening acts and set times are subject to change.
