Taxi band at El Sawy Culturewheel

On Wednesday 31 August, Taxi will perform at El Sawy Culturewheel

Ahram Online, Wednesday 24 Aug 2011

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Taxi is one of a number of Egyptian bands consisting of amateur musicians presenting a variety of music genres and blends, trying to connect with the young Egyptian audience through their music and lyrics, written by Mohamed Tawfik.

The band line-up includes Mado (lead, acoustic guitar and vocals), Mohamed Kamel (vocals), Beeno (classic guitar and vocals), Azmy (violin), Shaher (bass guitar) and Bebo (percussion)

Popular with a young fanbase, Taxi's concert at El Sawy Cultureweheel, Zamalek, is called 'Ana Masry' (I am Egyptian) and will take place on Wednesday 31 August. The concert will begin at 8pm.

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