Adore Arabic music? Abu Dhabi’s music-lovers are going to love this news. A whopping seven Arabic music pop stars are performing in Abu Dhabi in a concert series that’s taking the city by storm in March.
There will be performances by Nancy Ajram, Carole Samaha, Ragheb Alama, Wael Kfoury, Melhem Zein, Mouhamad Khairy and Nader Al Atat over three concerts. Ready to sing your heart out?
The mega event is brought to Abu Dhabi by Spotlight RS and is supported by the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi). VVIP tickets to any of the three concerts even include a one-night free stay at a five-star hotel in Abu Dhabi.
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The first concert features Melhem Zein, Mouhamad Khairy and Nader Al Atat. It is happening at Fairmont Bab Al Bahr on Saturday March 12. The concert is accompanied by a glitzy gala dinner; tickets start at Dhs500 and go up to Dhs1,500 for VVIP tickets.
Next up Ragheb Alama and Carole Samaha will be bringing the house down at the Emirates Palace hotel on Friday March 18. Tickets start at Dhs350 for regular seats and Dhs1,500 for VVIP tickets. The final show features Wael Kfoury and Nancy Ajram and is also taking place at Emirates Palace. Head there on Saturday March 26. Tickets start at Dhs350 and go up to Dhs1,500 for VVIP.
These seven performers aren’t the only stars arriving in Abu Dhabi. There is a massive Amr Diab performance coming to Etihad Arena in May.
It’s a good time to be a fan of Arabic music in Abu Dhabi.
From Dhs350. Sat Mar 12, Fri Mar 18, Sat Mar 26. Locations vary, abu-dhabi.platinumlist.net.
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