Rock, rap, opera, <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/film-tv/2024/06/20/eight-shows-to-see-at-dubai-opera-from-beethovens-symphony-no-9-to-sophie-ellis-bextor/" target="_blank">ballet and classical music </a>concerts are some of the performances coming soon to the UAE. A host of big names and star attractions from around the world will be taking centre stage, from hip-hop great <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/2024/07/18/eminem-abu-dhabi-f1-concert/" target="_blank">Eminem</a><a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2024/06/25/maroon-5-f1-after-race-concert/" target="_blank"> </a>and Irish pop group The Corrs to restagings o<a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2024/10/09/les-miserables-abu-dhabi-etihad-arena/" target="_blank">f <i>Les Miserables </i></a>and <i>Singin' In the Rain.</i> Arena shows by classical music stars Ludovico Einaudi and <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/weekend/2023/12/08/classical-pianist-lang-lang-disney/" target="_blank">Lang Lang </a>are also in the cards, in addition to comedy gigs by Jimmy Carr and Ben Elton. The year is set to wrap up with a New Year's Eve gala concert by Lionel Richie and Andrea Bocelli, before next year begins with <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2024/09/27/coldplay-abu-dhabi-fourth-show-tickets/" target="_blank">Coldplay's four stadium shows</a> in Abu Dhabi. Here, <i>The National</i> rounds up the best live events coming up. The opulent musical is a stage adaptation of the 1899 Urdu novel by Mirza Hadi Ruswa. It is a romantic story set in Lucknow and features a score by Bollywood composer Khayyam Saab. The show stars Indian singer Pratibha Singh Baghel. <i>Show starts at 9pm; tickets start at Dh299</i> A celebration of the maestro, this performance features world-renowned pianist Simon Tedeschi embodying <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/world/2021/09/16/how-30-seconds-of-mozart-can-help-epilepsy-sufferers/" target="_blank">Mozart </a>as he joins a string quintet for an intimate exploration of his most cherished works. <i>Shows starts at 8pm; tickets start at Dh89</i> Regarded as one of Asia’s top international orchestras, the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra will make its debut UAE performance as part of Abu Dhabi Classics. Joining them is the Korean-American violinist Sarah Chang, who will play under the baton of Dutch conductor Jaap van Zweden. The programme includes a rendition of <i>The Violin Concerto in D minor</i> by Jean Sibelius, as well as Dmitri Shostakovich’s acclaimed <i>Symphony Nr. 5 in D minor</i>. <i>Show starts at 8pm; tickets start at Dh100</i> Beats and strings will come together as a 30-piece orchestra recreates the club anthems released by celebrated dance label Ministry of Sound. <i>Show starts at 8.30pm; from Dh199</i> The popular Punjabi singer, who made history as the first Indian artist to perform on <i>The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon</i> in June, will perform in the UAE capital this November, as part of his coming Dil-Luminati Tour. Known for his theatrical live shows, he also has performed at Coachella in addition to running successful tours in both North America and the UK. <i>Doors open at 6:30pm; ticket prices to be announced soon</i> Known as one of the kings of Arabic romantic ballads, Lebanese crooner and composer Marwan Khoury is renowned for his own hits such as <i>Kel El Qasayed</i> (All the Poems) and <i>Khedni Ma'ak</i> (Take Me With You), as well those written for others, including Carole Samaha's <i>Itla' Fiyee </i>(Look at Me) and Nawal Al Zohgbi’s<i> Tia</i>. He will be supported by compatriot, the singer and poet Abeer Nehme. <i>Show starts at 9pm; tickets start at Dh295</i> Besides winning Olivier and Tony Awards for <i>Miss Saigon</i>, Salonga is perhaps best known for providing the singing voices for two Disney princesses – Jasmine in <i>Aladdin </i>(1992) and Fa Mulan in <i>Mulan</i> (1998) and <i>Mulan 2 </i>(2004). Hailing from the Philippines, the singer has also performed in some of the biggest theatre productions around the world, including <i>Les Miserables</i> and <i>Once on This Island</i>. <i>Showtime is 7.30pm; tickets start at Dh150</i> One of the Arab world's most popular stars is heading to Global Village’s main stage for one concert for his UAE fans. Hosny is known as the king of his generation not only for his musical hits, where he blends various styles of Arabic and western music, but for his films as well. Fans can expect to see him perform a collection of his famous romantic ballads and upbeat hits such as <i>Omry Ebtada</i>, <i>Ya Mali Aaeny</i>, <i>180°</i> and <i>Ana Wala Aaref</i>. <i>Show starts at 8pm; tickets for entry into Global Village start at Dh25</i> The International Music Summit is coming to Dubai for the first time. In addition to panel talks and speakers, there will also be live entertainment. This includes performances by international artists Deep Dish, Echonomist and STRYV as well as regional talent such as Cosmicat, Honeytrap, Mo Ezabyy, Parvane and Yas Meen Selectress, with more still to be announced. In addition, Beatport will present a special sunset live-stream event at Ginger Moon featuring a secret line-up. <i>Two-day tickets start at Dh215</i> Emerging from Kuwait in 1991, Miami Band were a breath of fresh air in the Khaleeji pop market. Their debut single <i>Saboha </i>and 1997 album <i>Sheiluha Sheilha</i> are still regarded as milestones for the scene with their slick western pop-style arrangements and energetic tempos. Still rocking nearly 30 years later, they are back with new single <i>Hamdullah w Chefnakom</i>, which also happens to be the official anthem of Abu Dhabi entertainment destination Yas Island. They are joined by Egyptian singer Ahmed Saad, known for summer hits <i>Sayrena Ya Dounia </i>and <i>Ya Layaly.</i> <i>Show starts at 9pm; tickets start at Dh195</i> Based on the 2001 best-selling colourful novel by Yann Martel, the stage adaptation follows a shipwrecked 16-year-old boy's adventures on a lifeboat with four animals, including a Royal Bengal tiger, as companions. Featuring stunning visuals and puppetry, the production has been performed in New York's Broadway and London's West End. <i>Evening, afternoon and matinee shows available; tickets start at Dh250</i> The Grammy and <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2024/01/08/golden-globes-celebrity-reactions/" target="_blank">Golden Globe</a>-nominated artist will be back in Dubai to headline his first show at Coca-Cola Arena. Expect to hear hits including <i>Black and Yellow</i> as well as his perennially popular <i>Furious 7</i> ballad <i>See You Again</i>. <i>Show starts at 8pm; tickets start at Dh199</i> The Swiss duo Adrian Shala and Adrian Schweizer, the artists behind Adriatique, will be performing their house and techno hits in Dubai. Adriatique’s style is characterised by meditative tracks with a slow build and video and productions displays on the stage. This, along with the slow build of their track, creates a live concert atmosphere that allows fans to immerse themselves in the musical experience. <i>Doors open at 6pm; tickets start at Dh300</i> The classical music star will play songs from films produced by the Walt Disney Company, with decades of songs ranging from 1937 classic<i> Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs</i> to <i>Encanto</i> from 2021. The concert comes on the back of the Chinese pianist's latest album <i>The Disney Book.</i> <i>Doors open at 7pm; tickets start at Dh195</i> Playboi Carti, 21 Savage and Yeat are performing at this year’s festival, which returns after the success of last year’s inaugural event. <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2023/11/11/2024-grammy-nominations-list/" target="_blank">Grammy Award </a>nominee Playboi Carti has replaced Sza as the even'ts headliner, while British rapper 21 Savage and US rapper Yeat will both be making their debuts in the region. <i>Timings to be announced soon; tickets start at Dh295</i> The singer is a star of the Brazilian pop and samba music scene, selling more than 15 million albums and winning four Latin Grammy awards. She released <i>Portas</i>, her first album in a decade, in 2021. <i>Doors open at 7pm; tickets start at Dh220</i> Two of the most well known names in British hip-hop and rap will be taking to the stage at this year’s Emirates Dubai Sail Grand Prix race. Tinie Tempah, who has had seven number one singles, will perform hits like <i>Pass Out</i>, <i>Written in the Stars</i> and <i>Not Letting Go</i>. Closing out the event will be Craig David, who has sold over 15 million albums across his 25-year career. He will be bringing his TS5 DJ set where he combines his contemporary dance and garage music, which produced some his biggest hits such as <i>7 Days</i>, <i>Rewind</i> and <i>Fill Me In</i>. <i>Doors open from 1pm; tickets start at Dh330</i> One of the most influential acts in British hip-hop, the Streets are a long-running project led by rapper/producer Mike Skinner. After gaining popularity in the grime and garage underground, the act had breakthrough global success with hits <i>Dry Your Eyes</i> and <i>Fit but You Know It </i>in the mid-2000s. <i>Show starts at 8pm; tickets start at Dh250</i> A two-day event featuring DJs specialising in Bollywood hits and techno is coming to Dubai, featuring sets by Ace, Beatz, Gautam, Rahul and Manoj. The second day will focus on the indo tech music scene, featuring DJs including Buddha, Sartek, 13UXZ and Basspatch. Show starts at 9pm; tickets start at Dhs75 Set in a pivotal period of Hollywood history when silent film began making way for talking pictures, the musical – it is based on the 1952 Oscar-nominated film – follows the lives of two silent film stars as they navigate their career amid industry changes that could stop their rise. As well as being a potent drama<i>, Singin' the Rain</i> is known for its celebrated score featuring the title track, <i>Good Morning </i>and <i>Make 'em Laugh.</i> <i>Evening and matinee performances; tickets start at Dh450</i> The British girl band will headline the first of two concerts at the Rugby Sevens tournament, delivering hits including <i>Push the Button</i>, <i>Round Round</i> and <i>Freak Like Me</i>. <i>Doors open at 7am; tickets start at Dh425</i> <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2024/10/09/stormzy-dubai-sevens/" target="_blank">Stormzy </a>will headline the final night of the Rugby Sevens. The Mercury Music Prize-winning rapper is one of the UK's most popular hip-hop artists, with his three albums topping the charts in his home country. While it has been a few years since his last performance in the UAE, he has continued to reference the country in his music. In 2022, the song <i>Mel Made Me Do It </i>– named after his stylist and friend Melissa Holdbrook-Akposoe – included several references to Dubai. <i>Doors open at 7am; tickets start at Dh425</i> American singer-songwriter Teddy Swims will be taking the stage alongside South Korean DJ and singer<a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/art-design/2024/05/05/louvre-abu-dhabi-manuel-rabate/" target="_blank"> Peggy Gou</a> to begin this year's after-race concert series at Etihad Park. Swims broke through in 2019 with a cover of Michael Jackson's <i>Rock With You</i> before <i>Lose Control </i>hit the top of the charts, while Gou experienced mainstream success last year with the song<i> (It Goes Like) Nanana</i>. <i>Access to all concerts is exclusive to Abu Dhabi Formula One Grand Prix ticket holders</i> The American pop group will <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2024/06/25/maroon-5-f1-after-race-concert/" target="_blank">play second in the after-race concert</a> series at Etihad Park on December 6. Formed in 2002 from the ashes of their previous group, the Britpop-sounding Kara's Flowers (featuring four of the band's six members, including lead singer Adam Levine), Maroon 5 has been a mainstay in the charts courtesy of singles such as <i>This Love</i>, <i>Harder to Breathe</i> and <i>Moves Like Jagger</i>, showcasing a breadth of influences ranging from funk to rock. <i>Access to all concerts is exclusive to Abu Dhabi Formula One Grand Prix ticket holders</i> Italian duo Tale of Us are bringing their immersive stage show, <i>Afterlife</i>, featuring electronic music along with innovative lighting design and visuals to the UAE capital this December. The show also features artists including Layla Benitez, Rebuke and Cassian, as well as two special performances: MRAK presents We Don't Follow<i> </i>and Anyma's Genesys. <i>Timings to be announced soon; tickets start at Dh295</i> Kickstarting Korea Season 2024 will be performances by SB Circle, a quartet comprising of bassist Seo Young-do, drummer Christian Moran, saxophonist Shin Hyun-pil and gayageum player Park Kyung-so. They will be joined by Coreyah, which has pioneered a new style of <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/film-tv/2024/07/31/black-pink-world-tour-film-review/" target="_blank">Korean music</a> that blends genres of contemporary ethnic and popular sounds while still maintaining the distinctive characteristics of traditional Korean instruments. <i>Show starts at 8pm; tickets start at Dh75</i> Nicknamed “the Caesar of Arabic songs” and "Iraq's ambassador to the world", Kadim Al Sahir is one of the most successful singers from the Arab region, releasing music since the 1980s. Fans can expect to hear classics such as <i>Ana Wa Laila</i> (Me and Laila), <i>Ha Habibi</i> and <i>Dhomni Ala Sadrak</i>. He will be joined by Syrian singer George Wassouf, the veteran Syrian singer known for hits <i>Sehert El Leil </i>and <i>El Hawa Sultan</i>. <i>Show starts at 9pm; tickets start at Dh195</i> Since returning to the stage after a 15-year hiatus in 2019, stand-up comic and author Ben Elton has been enjoying himself on the road and will now make his regional debut performance in Abu Dhabi. The Authentic Stupidity tour has him poking fun at society's ills, particularly the advancement of artificial intelligence. <i>Doors open at 6.30pm; tickets start at Dh295</i> The hip-hop superstar is the third headline act of the four-night Abu Dhabi F1 after-race concert series. He returns to Abu Dhabi on the back of this year's new album <i>The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grace)</i>, which topped the charts in the US and UK. <i>Access to all concerts is exclusive to Abu Dhabi Formula One Grand Prix ticket holders</i> Bollywood star Salman Khan, along with a line-up of India’s most well known artists, are taking to the stage for the Da-Bangg Reloaded concert, featuring choreographed dances, elaborate costumes and hit songs. Also performing on stage will be actress Tamannaah Bhatia; Sri Lankan actress and singer Jacqueline Fernandez; singer Aastha Gill; and comedian Sunil Grover among others. <i>Show starts at 9pm; tickets start at Dhs150</i> The Italian a capella choir has gained fame for their unique style of blending vocal harmonies and rhythms from various musical genres. They have performed worldwide, including at multiple shows in Dubai. <i>Show starts at 8pm; tickets start at Dh75</i> <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2024/04/23/muse-to-perform-at-2024-abu-dhabi-f1-grand-prix-after-race-concert/" target="_blank">Muse will perform the race day</a> concert as part of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. It will be the second time the group has performed as part of the concert series, having made their regional debut on Yas Island in 2013. Fans can expect to hear classic hits from the group's 25 years in the business, but also some of the tracks from their latest 2022 album, <i>The Will of the People</i>. <i>Access to all concerts is exclusive to Abu Dhabi Formula One Grand Prix ticket holders</i> The Filipino band are finishing off their Huling El Bimbo World Tour 2024, with Dubai as one of their final stops. Across six albums, their alternative rock style that emerged in the early 1990s blends a number of genres including pop, rock, reggae and synth rock. The concert will take place at the Dubai Exhibition Centre in Expo City and is a standing-only event. <i>Concert starts at 7pm; tickets start at Dh199</i> After a sold out show in 2022, Coke Studio is bringing back its eclectic mix of artists back to Dubai for a night of exhilarating performances by Pakistani musicians. On the line-up is Hasan Raheem (<i>Peechay Hutt</i>), who is returning for the second time; Kaifi Khalil, who will likely perform his biggest hit, <i>Kahani Suno</i>; Kaavish (<i>Faasle</i>); as well as the Gharvi group, who collaborated with Faris Shafi on this season's mega hit <i>Blockbuster</i>. <i>Concert starts at 7pm; tickets start at Dhs199</i> Oscar Award-winning actor Jared Leto’s rock band is one of the most popular in the world. Since the late 90s the band has gained a large fan base through emotive story telling and experimentation with music styles including progressive metal, space rock, emo, electronic-indie and alternative pop. <i>Concert starts at 7pm; tickets start at Dh295</i> The Roots will headline Dubai’s <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2023/12/10/review-sole-dxb-performances/" target="_blank">Sole</a> DXB festival. The revered hip-hop group, led by rapper Black Thought along with drummer and Academy Award-winning director Questlove, will close the three-day festival at Dubai Design District on December 15. Joining them is British electronic music producer and DJ James Blake, who will headline the opening day on December 13, followed by Nigerian Afro-pop star Tems, performing on December 14. <i>Day passes start at Dh295</i> One of the UK’s most well-known early 2000s British boy bands are still going strong. Their biggest hits including <i>All Rise</i>, <i>One Love</i>, <i>Too Close</i> and<i> Sorry Seems To Be the Hardest Word</i>, a collaboration with Elton John, blend catchy pop melodies with RnB influences. <i>Concert starts at 7pm; tickets start at Dhs199</i> The Puerto Rican performer, who has experienced sustained success since his initial breakthrough as part of the so-called “Latin explosion” of the late 1990s, will be returning to Dubai as part of his continuing world tour. The set list will include a number of his biggest hits, including<i> Livin' La Vida Loca </i>and <i>She Bangs</i>, in addition to songs from his newest album. <i>Doors open at 6.30pm; show starts at 8pm; tickets start at Dh299</i> After selling out Dubai's Coca-Cola Arena last year, Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams returns to the UAE as part of his So Happy It Hurts world tour. Backed by a rocking band, Adams will play a bunch of hits including <i>Run to You</i>, <i>Summer of '69 </i>and<i> Heaven.</i> <i>Doors open at 9.15pm; tickets start at Dh199</i> The <i>I’m Outta Love</i> singer will take to the stage as part of the World Tennis League. With a pop career that has spanned more than two decades, her hits include <i>Sick and Tired</i>, <i>Left Outside Alone</i> and <i>One Day in Your Life</i>. <i>Doors open at 9.15pm; tickets start at Dh249</i> The <i>Lonely</i>,<i> I Wanna Love You</i> and <i>Right Now (Na Na Na) </i>singer is returning for the third season of the World Tennis League, which will be running from December 19 to 22 in Abu Dhabi. Akon was also a key part of last year's tournament concert series. <i>Tickets and timings will be announced soon</i> The winner of the second season of <i>Pilipinas Got Talent </i>is kicking off his Duet of Dreams world tour in Dubai. Known for his impressive ability to sing in both baritone and mezzo-soprano, he will perform original songs including a Christmas number. He will be joined by a special guest, cellist Jodok Cello. <i>Doors open at 8pm; tickets start at Dh99</i> The "Prince of Arab Singing", who has enjoyed an illustrious 40-year career, will bring his famed balladry to Dubai. Shaker describes his music as a halfway point between tradition and modernity and scored hits with <i>Nesyanak Sa'ab Akid</i> and <i>Keda Bardo Ya Amar</i>. <i>Show starts at 9pm; tickets start at Dh295</i> The Grammy Award-winning DJ and producer is celebrated for his unique fusion of house music with soulful elements, African rhythms, organic electronics, jazz influences, and evocative vocals, earning his signature style the name “Afropolitan House.” Black Coffee has also collaborated with the likes of Alicia Keys, Drake, Pharrell Williams and David Guetta. <i>Doors open at 6pm; tickets start at Dh195</i> The <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2023/10/14/robbie-williams-abu-dhabi/" target="_blank">British pop star</a> is set to perform as part of the Saadiyat Nights concert series at a purpose-built location on Saadiyat Island in the UAE's capital. The former <i>Take That</i> member will likely perform a number of his solo hits including <i>Millennium</i>, <i>Angels</i>, and <i>Rock DJ </i>ahead of the release of the opening of his biopic film <i>A Better Man</i>, releasing in January across the UAE. <i>Doors open at 5pm; Tickets start at Dhs295</i> Say goodbye to 2024 and ring in the new year with the celebrated Italian opera star. Bocelli is no stranger to the UAE, having already performed in the country several times. He has an extensive catalogue of music, including his biggest hits <i>Time to Say Goodbye</i>, <i>The Prayer</i> and <i>Ave Maria</i>. <i>Tickets and timings will be announced soon</i> Dubai revellers will say goodbye to the year with <i>Hello </i>singer Lionel Richie. The Grammy Award-winning pop star will perform at Atlantis, The Palm’s annual New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner. Attendees will have the chance to celebrate the beginning of 2025 with the singer performing a collection of the greatest hits from both his solo and The Commodores catalogue, including <i>All Night Long</i>, <i>Dancing in the Ceiling</i>, <i>Penny Lover</i> and <i>Sail On</i>. <i>Doors open at 6pm; dinner packages tickets start at Dh295</i> The Iranian pop star Ebi (real name Ebrahim Hamedi) will launch the Saadiyat Nights open-air concert series. He has had an impressive career that has spanned more than five decades, in which has released more than 30 albums and almost 100 singles, earning a dedicated fan base throughout generations. Expect to hear hits such as <i>Shab-e Yalda</i>, <i>Gole Yakh</i> and <i>Jaan-e Man</i>. The British band will return to the UAE with their Music of the Spheres World Tour for four stadium shows in the capital. They will be the first concerts at the nearly 45,000-capacity Zayed Sports Stadium since 2008, when <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/uae/george-michael-and-alicia-keys-in-concert-1.558591" target="_blank">George Michael and Alicia Keys</a> rocked the venue. Known for his deadpan delivery and sharp, vicious one-liners, the popular British comedian will return to Abu Dhabi as part of his Laughs Funny tour. Carr is also recognised for his numerous television appearances, including as the presenter of hit UK shows <i>I Literally Just Told You, The Big Fat Quiz of the Year</i> and <i>8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown.</i> <i>Doors open at 6.30pm; tickets start at Dh295</i> Svetlana Zakharova, an internationally renowned ballerina, will perform in a double-bill ballet called <i>Modanse</i>. She will be joined by a cast of well-known dancers from the Bolshoi Theatre, as well as modern dance star Ildar Young-Gainutdinov. It will be split into two parts, with the second a tribute to <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/fashion-beauty/2023/08/31/coco-chanel-exhibition-va-london/" target="_blank">Coco Chanel</a> called <i>Ballet Gabrielle Chanel</i>, which will feature more than 80 costumes. <i>Show starts at 8pm; tickets start at Dh330</i> The Canadian crooner is coming to Abu Dhabi for the first time as part of Saadiyat Nights. Fans of the singer can expect a night filled with smooth, soulful vocals and timeless charm while listening to hits such as <i>Haven't Met You Yet</i>, <i>Feeling Good</i> and <i>Home</i>. Buble is known for his charisma on the stage, blending classic jazz standards with his own hits, and backed by a full band for an immersive musical experience. <i>Doors open at 5pm; tickets start at Dh295</i> After selling out all of his previous shows at Dubai Opera, Italian pianist and composer Ludovico Einaudi returns to the UAE for his biggest show to date. His haunting compositions, which can be best described as minimal, not only helped him build a successful solo career, but also afforded him the opportunity to score numerous Italian films in the 1980s, before landing international gigs, including 2011's French blockbuster <i>The Intouchables</i> and 2020 Oscar winner <i>Nomadland.</i> <i>Doors open at 6pm; tickets start at Dh250</i> The veteran American punk rock bands will make their Middle East debut in a purpose-built open-air concert venue that will host up to 30,000 people. Expect to hear three decades' worth of Green Day hits, including <i>Holiday</i>, <i>Boulevard of Broken Dreams</i> and <i>Longview</i>. The Offspring also has an extensive catalogue of tracks, including the 1998 hit <i>Pretty Fly (For a White Guy),</i> as well as early favourites <i>Come Out and Play </i>and <i>Self Esteem.</i> <i>Doors open at 5pm; tickets start at Dh445</i> The American RnB trio will perform as the open-air Saadiyat Nights event returns for a second year. The Grammy-winning group are known for hits <i>One Sweet Day</i>, <i>I'll Make Love to You</i> and <i>End of the Road</i>. <i>Doors open at 5pm; tickets start at Dh225</i> The American rockers' UAE fan base is getting bigger. After an intimate sold-out show at Hard Rock Cafe Dubai in 2022, Cas will bring their cinematic sounds to Coca-Cola Arena as they perform songs from new album <i>Xs.</i> <i>Show starts at 9pm, tickets start at Dh295</i> The Egyptian pianist and composer is synonymous with some of the greatest Egyptian films, including 1984's <i>Lailat al-Qabd Ala Fatima</i> (The night they arrested Fatima) and 1994’s <i>The Terrorist</i>, which were pan-Arab hits. He will bring his celebrated compositions to Saadiyat Nights. <i>Doors open at 6pm; tickets start at Dh250</i> Irish group the Corrs are coming to Dubai to deliver their famed blend of folk and pop, complete with gorgeous Celtic harmonies. Emerging on the scene in the 1990s, the band scored several global hits, including <i>Breathless</i>, <i>Runaway</i> and <i>Dreams</i>. <i>Show starts at 8pm; tickets start at Dh195</i> The American singer will take to the stage as part of the<a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2024/10/10/christina-aguilera-abu-dhabi-saadiyat-nights/" target="_blank"> Saadiyat Nights open-air concert series</a>. Aguilera rose to fame in the late 1990s with her debut single <i>Genie in a Bottle</i>, and quickly established herself as one of the biggest stars in pop music. She has won five Grammy Awards, including Best New Artist, and has sold more than 75 million records worldwide. <i>Show starts at 5pm; tickets start at Dh295</i> The German electronic composer will return for a show dedicated to his latest album <i>In a Landscape</i>, out on September 26. He will be accompanied by the American Contemporary Music Ensemble. <i>Show starts at 8pm; tickets start at Dh330</i> The Grammy Award winner is bringing his Sting 3.0 <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2024/01/01/review-sting-atlantis-dubai-new-years-eve/" target="_blank">world tour</a> to the UAE capital. He'll be joined by virtuoso guitarist and long-time collaborator Dominic Miller and drummer Chris Maas (Mumford & Sons, Maggie Rogers) to perform some of the biggest hits from his discography. <i>Timings to be announced soon; tickets start at Dh395</i> The world's longest-running musical is based on a novel by Victor Hugo and was adapted into a popular film in 2012 starring Anne Hathaway and Hugh Jackman, receiving eight Academy Award nominations the following year. The <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music-stage/2024/10/09/les-miserables-abu-dhabi-etihad-arena/" target="_blank">new stage show</a> has a grander production design built for larger venues and features a cast and orchestra of more than 65 people. <i>Tickets and timings will be announced soon</i>