Seventh Day) talk show to publicly denounce the rumor with factual documentation of what happened exactly during the filming days. For the first time, Angham started to pre-promote for her record before its release. She sang "Atmannalo elKheir" (I Wish Him All The Best) unplugged on Cairo Today show hosted by Omar Adeeb and on Hala Febrayer concert 2007. She also sang exclusively a short part of "Mabahebbesh" track on "Khaleek belBeit" (Stay Home) talk show on Future channel and "elYom elSabee" (On The Seventh Day) hosted by Mahmoud Saad. Angham's "Kolma N'arrab" concert tour around the Middle East officially started on 14 July 2007. She kicked off the tour at "Layali elTelevision" (Television Nights) concert which took part in the Chinese Garden in Cairo. It was performed and broadcast Live on both Egyptian Channel 1 and Egyptian Satellite channel at the same time. Critics confirmed that the concert was successful, and noticed a new way of thinking from Angham, as she was aiming at gathering the young demographic into her fans' record. Despite the small space, 3600 spectators came to the concert, most of them aged between seventeen and twenty-six years old. Angham then performed at Studio 2M, an international show at Casablanca in Morocco, which is loyally watched in France. She sang "Kolma N'arrab", "Atmannalo elKheir" (I'll Wish Him All The Luck) and her hit "Sidi Wisalak" (Your Charm). She also performed at "Nejm elNoujoum" (Star of Stars) musical talent search show in Kuweit, where she left the press perplexed and curious about the reason why she cried during her performance of "Inta Meen" (Who Are You) from her 2005 record. Angham also was the guest of Maa Hobby's closure of the first season, a gift from Rotana to show an admiration to the effort Angham did in making her latest record successful and popular. On 22 August, Angham performed a private and grand concert at Semiramis, a five-stars hotel in Cairo. This is the first time in her singing career that Angham takes on a step like this. Music video So far, the album spawned only one single released one week before the album release. "Kolma N'arrab" was released on 5 June 2007, to critical acclaim and a successful run on the majority of Arabic charts. It was broadcast in Canada and United States of America on 14 July 2007. The music video for "Kolma N'arrab" was