Tinariwen Tickets
Tinariwen Concert Tickets
Settle into the smooth sounds and groovy beats with Tinariwen tickets. Tinariwen is possibly the only international group or musicians whose founding members can claim to have been trained as part of an elite desert fighting force by the late Colonel Gaddafi. Loosely translated, the band's name means 'Desert Boys', an apt name for a group of wandering Tuareg musicians whose home has been the deserts of Mali, Libya and Algeria. The Tuareg culture and famously nomadic lifestyle mean Tinariwen by definition has a fluid roster of personnel with a continually evolving line-up of members.
The band was formed by Ibrahim Ag Alhabib, a Mali-born Tuareg who tragically witnessed his father killed in a rebel uprising in 1963. In the late 1970s, Ag Alhabib formed a band with friends in the rebel Tuareg community and, when Libya's ruler invited all Tuareg rebels living illegally in Libya to join his army and obtain a legitimate right to stay in the country, the Desert Boys joined up.
The band has enjoyed a colorful history, both as musicians and rebel fighters, and by the end of the millennium had begun to become established on the world music stage, primarily through the efforts of their French manager Philippe Brix. Sadly, in recent years the band has been targeted by Islamic extremists and some members have been forced to resettle in the USA to avoid persecution.
Don’t miss the opportunity to hear your favorite hits live at a venue near you! Experience the magic of jazz in real time as Tinariwen transports you to a world of rhythm, improvisation, and unforgettable melodies.
How much are Tinariwen tickets?
- Average Price: $76 per ticket
- Cheap Ticket Options: Tickets start at $22 in the upper levels
- VIP Seating: Premium tickets cost over $110 for the best views
Is Tinariwen touring in 2025?
We list tickets as soon as they go on sale, so check back to see when Tinariwen adds new 2025 dates.
What songs are on Tinariwen's setlist?
Tinariwen's setlist while performing in Barcelona , 56 at “Paral·lel 62” included the following songs:
- Azawad
- Kek Alghalm
- Koudedad
- Nanouflay
- Arghane Manine
- Nouveau modelle
- Tahoult
- El halim
- Tenhert
- Ténéré Daféo Nikchan
- Toumast Tincha
- Oualahila ar Tesninam
- Tiwàyyen
- Sastanàqqàm
- Chaghaybou
Source: Setlist.fm
