Ghostly Kisses Announces Saudi Arabia Concerts for September
DUBAI — Canadian dream-pop artist Ghostly Kisses will perform in Saudi Arabia this September, marking her Middle East tour debut with two concerts in the Kingdom.
The singer-songwriter will take the stage in Jeddah on September 3, followed by a Riyadh show on September 4. Venues and further details have yet to be announced.
Behind the project is Canadian singer-songwriter Margaux Sauve, known for her ethereal vocals and emotional lyrics, alongside composer and pianist Louis-Etienne Santais. Ghostly Kisses gained international recognition with tracks including “The City Holds My Heart,” “Empty Note,” and “Where Do Lovers Go.”
The duo released their debut album “Heaven, Wait” in 2022, followed by “Darkroom” in 2024, which drew inspiration from anonymous stories shared by fans. The project began when Sauve started secretly writing songs while studying psychology, later collaborating with Santais. The name was inspired by William Faulkner’s poem “Une ballade des dames perdues.”
Ghostly Kisses has developed an international following, touring across North America and Europe and performing at festivals including SXSW and the Montreal International Jazz Festival. Their songs have appeared in television soundtracks, including Netflix’s “The Rain” and “Skam Italia.” The Saudi concerts are part of the Kingdom’s expanding live music scene, which has been growing as part of broader cultural development efforts.
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