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Rock, rap, opera and a hit musical are some of the exciting performances coming to the UAE over the next few months.<\/p>\n
A host of global names will take centre stage, from pop stars Katy Perry<\/a>, Post Malone<\/a> and Elissa, to hip-hop star Travis Scott<\/a>, classic metal stalwarts Metallica<\/a> and British singer-songwriter Rod Stewart<\/a>.<\/p>\n Dubai Comedy Festival<\/a> will continue to bring the laughs, with stand-up shows featuring Zakir Khan and Morgan Jay.<\/p>\n Here, The National<\/i> rounds up the live events to look forward to.<\/p>\n She may be best known for her 1997 global smash Torn<\/i>, but Australian-British singer Natalie Imbruglia is an underrated singer\u2013songwriter who has cultivated a cult following through a consistently strong catalogue. Among her highlights is the criminally overlooked album White Lilies Island<\/i>, featuring the minor hit That Day<\/i> and her recent collection, Firebird<\/i>.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n Grammy-winning R&B singer Macy Gray is set to bring her inimitable voice to the UAE in August. She’ll likely perform her biggest hit I Try<\/i>, off her multi-platinum debut album.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; Tickets from Dh99<\/i><\/p>\n The Egyptian pop star brings his romantic ballads and pop hits to Dubai, performing favourites including Ahy Sah<\/i> and Ana Bahebak<\/i>. The evening will also feature Lebanese singer Maha Ftouni.<\/p>\n Doors open at 7pm; tickets from Dh165<\/i><\/p>\n The Pakistani singer and Qawwali music maestro’s annual shows at the venue have become a hot ticket over the last few years due to the quality of the musicianship and extensive body of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s work. <\/p>\n Nephew of the legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Rahat worked with an eclectic list of musicians including Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder on the soundtrack to the Oscar-winning 1995 film Dead Man Walking <\/i>as well as 2002\u2019s The Four Feathers<\/i>. He will be joined by his son, Shazman. <\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh150<\/i><\/p>\n The Iraqi crooner, known as the King of Love among his fan base, will showcase three decades of romantic balladry. Expect renditions of Ah Law Aeruf Ashbik<\/i>, Asaal Ena<\/i> and Kul Ma Ahebak Akthar<\/i>.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n Hear the favourite theme songs from K-dramas performed by six K-pop artists \u2013 from Lyn, Kim Bum Soo, K.Will, Soyou, Heize and Lee Mujin \u2013 in a concert celebrating the emotional soundtracks that defined the genre.<\/p>\n Show starts at 7pm; tickets from Dh199<\/i><\/p>\n Relive the magic and splendour of the family classics Harry Potter and the Philosopher\u2019s Stone and The Chamber of Secrets as they\u2019re screened in high definition on a towering 40-foot screen, accompanied by a live performance from the Armenian State Symphony Orchestra. The ensemble brings John Williams\u2019 unforgettable score to life in a spellbinding cinematic experience.<\/p>\n Shows start at 7.30pm (September 6) and 3pm (September 7); tickets from Dh120<\/i><\/p>\n The popular Indian-Canadian artist returns to Coca-Cola Arena after selling out the venue in February 2024, bringing his signature blend of Punjabi traditional and international pop music flair. <\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh345<\/i><\/p>\n Filipino R&B singer Dionela brings his ongoing The Grace World Tour to Dubai in September, along with special guest Jay-R. He’ll perform hits including Marilag <\/i>and Oksihina<\/i>.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n The Hungarian State Opera presents Puccini\u2019s masterpiece La Boheme<\/i>, a romantic tale of art, love and loss featuring the popular arias Che gelida manina<\/i> and Quando m’en vo.<\/i><\/p>\n Celebrated as one of the most famous ballet classics and set to Tchaikovsky’s legendary score, Swan Lake<\/i> has been wowing audiences since 1877. Presented by the Hungarian National Ballet is a fairy tale about Prince Siegfried and Princess Odette whose love is undermined by a sorcerer\u2019s curse.<\/p>\n Shows start at 8pm (September 25, 26, 27), 2pm (September 27 and 28) and 7pm (September 28); tickets from Dh240<\/i><\/p>\n A string ensemble will conjure the magic and thrills of hits by Queen (Bohemian Rhapsody<\/i>, We Will Rock You<\/i>) and Abba classics (Dancing Queen<\/i>, Mamma Mia<\/i>) amid an intimate circular stage in the desert resort. The show is part of the Candlelight concert series, where popular songs are reinterpreted in refined settings surrounded by candlelight.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh200<\/i><\/p>\n Lebanese hit-maker Marwan Khoury graces the Dubai Opera stage with his lush, romantic ballads, including beloved favourites like Kel El Qasayed<\/i> and Ya Rab<\/i>. He is joined by Syrian-Palestinian songstress Faya Younan, whose evocative vocals and poetic lyricism promise an enchanting evening of popular Arabic music.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n The American stand-up comedian is best known for his observational and often dark comedy style. Segura has released several stand-up specials on platforms such as Netflix, including Completely Normal, Mostly Stories, Disgraceful<\/i> and Ball Hog<\/i>. In addition to his stand-up career, Segura co-hosts the popular podcast Your Mom’s House<\/i> with his wife and fellow comedian Christina Pazsitzky. The podcast covers a wide range of topics, including current events, personal stories, and humorous commentary on internet culture. In July 2022, he released his New York Times bestselling book, I\u2019d Like To Play Alone<\/i>, Please<\/i>.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n The British comedian is popular in the UAE, performing here several times in the past decade. He is known globally for his scene-stealing Hollywood roles. But it\u2019s on stage \u2013 through his homespun tales and sharp observations \u2013 that his talent truly shines.<\/p>\n Show starts at 6pm; tickets from Dh195<\/i><\/p>\n A night of pun-filled songs from the Los Angeles funnyman can be expected at the Dubai Comedy Festival. Armed with a guitar, Jay delivers quirky serenades exploring relationships and the awkwardness of modern dating.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9.30pm; tickets from Dh250<\/i><\/p>\n One of the hottest comedians touring right now, the American funny man \u2013 and star of comedy hit film About My Father<\/i> alongside Robert De Niro \u2013 brings his It Ain\u2019t Right tour to Abu Dhabi for his maiden UAE visit. The show unpacks everything from rising prices and bad manners to the chaos of social media, all delivered with his signature animated and grumpy style. <\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh325<\/i><\/p>\n The Palestinian-American comedian and star of Netflix\u2019s Mo<\/i> returns to the Dubai Comedy Festival with two back\u2011to\u2011back shows. Expect his trademark storytelling on family, fatherhood and Palestinian identity.<\/p>\n Shows start at 6.30pm and 9.30pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n The alternative rock veterans will make their regional debut in Abu Dhabi as part of their Rock Invasion 2025 world tour. Expect a set spanning more than three decades of hits, including 1979<\/i>, Bullet with Butterfly Wings<\/i> and Tonight, Tonight<\/i>.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n The popular Filipino boy band<\/a> will launch their world tour in Dubai. Expect the freshest choreography and renditions of fan favourites such as Gento<\/i> and Mapa<\/i>.<\/p>\n Doors open at 8pm; tickets from Dh199<\/i><\/p>\n Tenured Saudi artist Abdul Majeed Abdallah, a pre-eminent Khaleeji performer, will showcase songs from his decades-long career in Abu Dhabi, including Yabn Elawadem<\/i>, Hann El Ghareeb <\/i>and Tetnafasek Denyaay<\/i>. <\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh545<\/i><\/p>\n As part of the Dubai Comedy Festival, one of India\u2019s leading comedians brings his signature observational humour to the stage. Expect quirky tales of love, failure, and family life.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh199<\/i><\/p>\n Norway’s popular indie folk duo Kings of Convenience, who are often compared to Simon & Garfunkel and Belle and Sebastian, will make their way to Dubai in October. Expect an intimate performance featuring hit songs including Misread<\/i>, Know-How<\/i> and I’d Rather Dance With You<\/i>. <\/p>\n Show starts at 8:30pm; tickets from Dh350<\/i><\/p>\n The Ukrainian pop star returns to Dubai with a high-energy set featuring Eastern European hits including Tvoi Glaza<\/i>, Boom Boom<\/i>, and Moloko<\/i>. Loboda rose to fame after representing Ukraine in the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest, where she placed 12th.<\/p>\n Show starts at 7pm; tickets from Dh250<\/i><\/p>\n Grammy-winning rapper Lil Baby makes his Dubai debut as part of his global Who Hard As Me world tour. Known for chart-topping hits like Drip Too Hard<\/i>, The Bigger Picture<\/i> and My Dawg<\/i>, the Atlanta star brings his high-energy set to one of the city\u2019s biggest stages. With stops across the US, Europe and Australia, this tour cements his place as one of hip-hop\u2019s most electrifying acts.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh250<\/i><\/p>\n He one of classical music\u2019s biggest-selling acts, with more than 40 million albums sold, but Rieu is also renowned for almost single-handedly reviving the waltz, a popular European 16th-century folk dance originating in Austria. He returns to Abu Dhabi with his own 80-piece Johann Strauss Orchestra to perform waltz standards and classical version of modern hits.<\/p>\n Doors open at 6pm; tickets from Dh250<\/i><\/p>\n German rock band Scorpions return to Abu Dhabi as part of a world tour celebrating their 60th anniversary. Expect a night of classics including Wind of Change<\/i> and Rock You Like a Hurricane<\/i>.<\/p>\n Doors open 7pm; tickets from Dh325<\/i><\/p>\n Inspired by the 1978 film starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, the stage version has been wowing audiences worldwide since its debut. Now, UAE audiences will relive the summer romance of Sandy and Danny, soundtracked by 1960s jukebox hits including Greased Lightnin\u2019<\/i> and You\u2019re the One That I Want<\/i>.<\/p>\n Shows start at 2pm and 8pm; tickets from Dh270<\/i><\/p>\n The Canadian comedy titan returns to the same venue he inaugurated in 2019. Part of his Relax World Tour, Peters\u2019s new show retains his blend of sharp cultural commentary and lightning-fast improvisation. Expect an energetic set that dives into everything from family and technology to the absurdities of modern life.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh199<\/i><\/p>\n Known for their global hit In the Shadows<\/i>, Finnish group The Rasmus will bring their gothic-infused pop-rock to Dubai with a set featuring crowd favourites such as First Day of My Life<\/i> and Guilty<\/i>, along with tracks from their latest album, Rise.<\/i><\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh250<\/i><\/p>\n Welsh rock veterans Stereophonics are back on the road with new album Make ‘Em Laugh, Make ‘Em Cry, Make ‘Em Wait. <\/i>As well as fresh cuts, expect to here many of the band\u2019s signature anthems including Dakota, Maybe Tomorrow<\/i> and Local Boy on the Photograph<\/i>.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n After headlining festivals, the British singer-songwriter returns to Dubai for his first solo concert. Fresh off the release of his elegiac album Dear Life<\/i>, Gray will perform tracks from his new work alongside enduring hits such as Babylon<\/i>, Sail Away<\/i> and This Year’s Love<\/i>.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh395<\/i><\/p>\n Enrique Iglesias\u2019s previous UAE concerts have been near sell-out affairs \u2013 and his coming return to Abu Dhabi is expected to be no different. Known for his irresistible blend of Latin-infused pop, the Spanish star will perform fan favourites including Bailamos<\/i>, Bailando<\/i> and Loco<\/i>.<\/p>\n Doors open at 7pm; tickets from Dh325<\/i><\/p>\n The Lebanese pop star brings her signature romantic balladry to Dubai Opera. Expect an intimate evening of lovelorn hits including Aa Bali Habibi<\/i>, Betmoun<\/i>, and Ajmal Ihssas<\/i>.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n The second edition of the four-day music festival promises a line-up of top pop acts, DJs and eye-popping stage design. Names revealed so far include hitmakers Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren and Steve Aoki.<\/p>\n Festival starts at 4pm on November 6; general access tickets from Dh420<\/i><\/p>\n Expect an enchanting night of spiritually inspired music with separate sets from British-Azerbaijani singer Sami Yusuf and Pakistan\u2019s Atif Aslam. Yusuf will present his eclectic body of work, blending traditional, classical and contemporary sounds with influences spanning from Morocco to South Asia. Aslam, meanwhile, will deliver a stripped-back set featuring beloved hits alongside selections from his latest album Borderless World<\/i>.<\/p>\n Doors open at 6pm; tickets from Dh200<\/i><\/p>\n Lebanese singers Wael Jassar and Abeer Nehme will perform separate sets at Dubai Opera. Both have hefty catalogue ranging from contemporary Arabic pop to stately ballads.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh395 <\/i><\/p>\n More than just a music conference, IMS brings together global and regional leaders from the electronic music scene, alongside live performance showcases by a new wave of emerging artists.<\/p>\n From 9am to 6pm daily; conference tickets from Dh650<\/i><\/p>\n The Grammy-nominated rapper returns to the capital with his record-breaking Circus Maximus World Tour. Visually, the show resembles a haunted theme park, complete with flying heads and explosive pyrotechnics. The setlist features standout tracks from Utopia<\/i>, including Hyaena<\/i>, Sirens<\/i> and Fe!n<\/i>, alongside fan favourites such as Sicko Mode<\/i> and Butterfly Effect<\/i>.<\/p>\n Show starts at 7.30pm; tickets from Dh495<\/i><\/p>\n One of Ukraine\u2019s biggest rock bands will bring their 30th anniversary tour to the UAE, performing anthem such as Bez Boyu<\/i> and Obijmy<\/i>, as well as tracks from their latest albums That Day<\/i>. <\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh250<\/i><\/p>\n The British group, who helped define hard rock and heavy metal, bring their monstrous riffs and blazing organs to Dubai for a career-spanning set featuring classics like Smoke on the Water<\/i>, Child in Time<\/i>, and Highway Star<\/i>.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh249<\/i><\/p>\n The hit Broadway adaptation of the cult film will make its Middle East debut in 2025, featuring the gothic show tunes, sharp comedy, colourful costumes, and delightfully macabre storyline that made Tim Burton\u2019s 1988 original a fan favourite.<\/p>\n Various timings; tickets from Dh99<\/i><\/p>\n Witness Irish pop star Ronan Keating under the stars with a show featuring solo hits and Boyzone favourites, such as When You Say Nothing at All<\/i> and Life Is a Rollercoaster<\/i>.<\/p>\n Doors open 6pm; tickets from Dh249<\/i><\/p>\n The British pop-funk group bring their slick hits to Dubai. Expect UK chart-toppers including Lessons in Love<\/i> and Something About You<\/i>.<\/p>\n Doors open at 6pm; tickets from Dh299<\/i><\/p>\n After a standout performance at last year\u2019s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Teddy Swims returns for his first stand-alone UAE concert. The American singer rose to fame with his soulful 2019 cover of Rock With You<\/i> before topping the charts with Lose Control <\/i>in 2023. He released his new album I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2)<\/i> in January.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n One of Punjabi music\u2019s biggest stars is heading to the capital. Known for blending hip-hop swagger with socially conscious lyrics, Aujla\u2019s live shows are packed with fan favourites including Softly<\/i> and 52 Bars<\/i> \u2013 and perhaps even a surprise guest.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh195<\/i><\/p>\n Iraqi oud composer and founder of the Bait Al Oud series of music schools will deliver a performance showcasing the dynamism and history of the stringed instrument.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n The rising American pop star will open the four-day after-race <\/a>concert series<\/a> at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in what will be their first UAE gig. Boone has shot to fame over the past year, with his hit songs Beautiful Things<\/i> and In The Stars <\/i>totalling more than three billion streams combined on Spotify. His backflips and Freddie Mercury-like stage presence at both the Grammys and Coachella<\/a> have also garnered attention.<\/p>\n Access to the concert is exclusive to Abu Dhabi Grand Prix ticket holders; tickets available online<\/i><\/p>\n Rapper Post Malone and Palestinian-Chilean singer Elyanna will co-headline the second night of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after-race concerts, with each performing their own set.<\/p>\n Malone returns to the capital with a genre-blending catalogue that includes hip-hop-infused pop hits such as Sunflower<\/i> and Circles<\/i>, along with tracks from his latest album F-1 Trillion<\/i>, which explores a new country music direction.<\/p>\n Elyanna, meanwhile, takes the stage only months after supporting Coldplay during their record-breaking four-night run at Abu Dhabi\u2019s Etihad Park. She will showcase the dynamic fusion of Arabic pop, modern RnB, and contemporary flair that has made her one of the most exciting new voices in pop music.<\/p>\n Access to the concert is exclusive to Abu Dhabi Grand Prix ticket holders; tickets available online<\/i><\/p>\n The American metal band will return to the UAE as part of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Metallica remain one of the most successful heavy metal acts in history, having sold more than 150 million albums since their 1981 debut. Their 11th studio album, 72 Seasons<\/i>, released in 2023 to critical acclaim, earned them the Best Metal Performance award at the 2024 Grammy Awards. The accompanying M72 World Tour is now in its third year and continues to break attendance records across North America.<\/p>\n Access to the concert is exclusive to Abu Dhabi Grand Prix ticket holders; tickets available online<\/i><\/p>\n The American singer<\/a> is set to perform the race day concert as part of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix<\/a>. Her return to Abu Dhabi follows last year\u2019s seventh studio album 143<\/i>, in which she revisits her dance-pop roots and reuniting with longtime collaborators Max Martin, Dr Luke and Stargate. The album has produced three singles so far, including Woman\u2019s World<\/i> and I\u2019m His, He\u2019s Mine<\/i>. By the time she arrives in the capital, Perry and her band will be a well-oiled machine, having performed more than 80 shows on The Lifetimes Tour, which begins in Mexico City on April 23 and spans the US, Europe, Australia and South America.<\/p>\n Access to the concert is exclusive to Abu Dhabi Grand Prix ticket holders; tickets available online<\/i><\/p>\n The Scottish rock band behind Take Me Out<\/i> and Do You Want To<\/i> bring their mix of indie-rock nous and danceable anthems for a swagger-filled show in Dubai.<\/p>\n Show starts at 8pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n Maestro Mohammed Al Qahoom and his celebrated company return to Dubai Opera for another orchestral celebration of Yemeni folk music.<\/p>\n Show starts at 9pm; tickets from Dh395<\/i><\/p>\n For his first UAE concert in eight years, the British singer and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member, 80, will perform hits from his six-decade career, including Maggie May<\/i>, Forever Young <\/i>and Have I Told You Lately That I Love You<\/i>. Stewart announced his retirement from major global tours in November, though he doesn\u2019t plan to step away entirely. \u201cThis will be the end of large-scale world tours for me, but I have no desire to retire. I love what I do, and I do what I love,\u201d he said on X.<\/p>\n Doors open at 6pm; tickets from Dh295<\/i><\/p>\n1. Natalie Imbruglia: August 23 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
2. Macy Gray: August 29 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
3. Ramy Sabry and Maha Ftouni: August 30 at Dubai World Trade Centre<\/b><\/h2>\n
4. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Shazman Ali Khan: August 30 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
5. Haitham Yousif: September 5 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
6. Kostcon 2025 <\/b>\u2013 Korean OST Concert: September 5 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
7. Harry Potter Film Concert Series: September 6 and 7 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
8. AP Dhillon: September 7 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
9. Dionela: September 14 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
10. La Boheme: September 18 to 20 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
11. Swan Lake: September 25 to 28 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
12. Candlelight, Queen vs Abba: September 27 at Ritz-Carlton Ras Al Khaimah, Al Wadi Desert<\/b><\/h2>\n
13. Marwan Khoury and Faya Younan: October 1 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
14. Tom Segura: October 2 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
15. Omid Djalili: October 5 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
16. Morgan Jay: October 6 at Dubai Opera, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
17. Sebastian Maniscalco: October 8 at Etihad Arena<\/b><\/h2>\n
18. Mo Amer: October 9 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
19. The Smashing Pumpkins: October 9 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
20. SB19: October 11 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
21. Abdul Majeed Abdullah: October 11 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
22. Zakir Khan: October 12 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
23. Kings of Convenience: October 16 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
24. Svetlana Loboda: October 17 at The Agenda, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
25. Lil Baby: October 18 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
26. Andre Rieu: October 18 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
27. Scorpions: October 21 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
28. Grease The Musical: October 24 to November 2 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
29. Russell Peters: October 25 at Coca-Cola Arena<\/b><\/h2>\n
30. The Rasmus: October 27 at The Agenda, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
31. Stereophonics: October 29 at Coca\u2011Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
32. David Gray: October 31 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
33. Enrique Iglesias: November 1 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
34. Elissa: November 3 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
35. Untold Dubai Festival: November 6 to 9 at Dubai Parks and Resorts<\/b><\/h2>\n
36. Atif Aslam and Sami Yusuf: November 7 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
37. Wael Jassar & Abeer Nehme: November 10 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
38. International Music Summit: November 13 and 14 at 25hours Hotel One Central, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
39. Travis Scott: November 15 at Etihad Park, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
40. Okean Elzy: November 15 at The Agenda, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
41. Deep Purple: November 20 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
42. Beetlejuice The Musical: November 20 to 30 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
43. Ronan Keating: November 21 at Dubai Media City Amphitheatre<\/b><\/h2>\n
44. Level 42: November 21 at Bla Bla Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
45. Teddy Swims: November 22 at Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai<\/b><\/h2>\n
46. Karan Aujla: November 29 at Etihad Park<\/b><\/h2>\n
47. Naseer Shamma: November 29 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
48. Benson Boone: December 4 at Etihad Park, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
49. Post Malone and Elyanna: December 5 at Etihad Park, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
50. Metallica: December 6 at Etihad Park, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
51. Katy Perry: December 7 at Etihad Park, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
52. Franz Ferdinand: December 13 at Coca-Cola Arena<\/b><\/h2>\n
53. The Yemenis Orchestra: December 14 at Dubai Opera<\/b><\/h2>\n
54. Rod Stewart: December 17 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n
55. Arijit Singh: December 19 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi<\/b><\/h2>\n