The Egyptian musicians' syndicate announced it would not allow a planned concert at the Giza pyramids by US rapper Travis Scott.
The Egyptian musicians' syndicate says US rapper Travis Scott's concert would 'go against our traditions'.CAIRO - The Egyptian musicians' syndicate announced it would not allow a planned concert at the Giza pyramids by US rapper Travis Scott, in a rare move citing offence to"traditions".
The powerful musicians' union rarely opposes such events, but in recent years has spearheaded a fight against musical genres deemed improper in Egypt, with rap a frequent target. The musicians' syndicate, which oversees all matters relating to live or recorded music in the Arab world's most populous nation, said in a statement on Tuesday that Scott's concert would"go against our traditions".
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