The artist Anhar held one of the largest student concerts in Kuwait's history, with over 12,000 students and graduates attending at the American University of the Middle East. This event was based on a student poll to select the star for the 2024 concert, in which Anhar strongly emerged as the top choice.
The concert for the students and graduates of the American University of the Middle East was Anhar's second in Kuwait in 2024, just two weeks after her first performance at the February Festival in Kuwait, which was a huge success with a full house of attendees from various Arab nationalities.
Anhar ignited the excitement of the students and graduates from the very first moment she stepped onto the stage in her full elegance, singing her beloved song in Kuwait with the lyrics "I've turned and turned like you, haven't I come back? I missed you, Kuwait, and eagerly returned," which garnered shouts and cheers of admiration along with expressions of love for the songstress.
The atmosphere further intensified as she performed a medley of her melodious and romantic songs such as "Special Case," "Many Names," "My Life with You," "A Missing Piece," "A Faded Painting," "I'm Living a State," "Nor Double," "Reassured," "May His Hands Be Blessed," "Three Letters," "Your Heart," "My Master and Your Connection," "I Will Write You a Promise," "I Wish You Understood Me," and "I Hope for His Good."
On another note, Anhar continued to trend until the last moments of 2023, which saw significant Arab interest in her artistic contributions. Just before the "Arab Stars Night" concert, Anhar topped social media trends with her appearance alongside international artist Lara Fabian during the celebration honoring the artist of the Arabs, Mohammed Abdu.
