Christophe Servas performs at the Mall of the Emirates station.
Dubai Metro Music Festival is back, featuring performances at five metro stations for seven days. All photos: Antonie Robertson / The National
The festival will highlight 20 local and international artists spanning several genres.
Launched in 2019 by the Roads and Transport Authority and Brand Dubai, the event was not held for the past two years owing to the coronavirus pandemic.
French musician Christophe Servas, who travels the world as Fils de Flute, plays at Mall of the Emirates Metro station.
Servas's unique performance includes the use of everyday objects as musical instruments, including a watering can, a drain pump and an axe.
Commuters catch a performance by Christophe Servas at Mall of the Emirates station.
Over seven days, the 20 artists will perform on rotation at the five stations.
Brand Dubai said Dubai Metro Music Festival was designed to encourage interaction between musicians and public audiences and foster a sense of creative community in the city.
This year's event covers five stations on the Red Line: Expo 2020 Dubai, Jebel Ali, Mall of the Emirates, BurJuman and Union.
Travellers will be able to catch a roster of performers daily from 4pm to 10pm until March 22.
Christophe Servas performs at the Mall of the Emirates station.
Dubai Metro Music Festival is back, featuring performances at five metro stations for seven days. All photos: Antonie Robertson / The National
The festival will highlight 20 local and international artists spanning several genres.
Launched in 2019 by the Roads and Transport Authority and Brand Dubai, the event was not held for the past two years owing to the coronavirus pandemic.
French musician Christophe Servas, who travels the world as Fils de Flute, plays at Mall of the Emirates Metro station.
Servas's unique performance includes the use of everyday objects as musical instruments, including a watering can, a drain pump and an axe.
Commuters catch a performance by Christophe Servas at Mall of the Emirates station.
Over seven days, the 20 artists will perform on rotation at the five stations.
Brand Dubai said Dubai Metro Music Festival was designed to encourage interaction between musicians and public audiences and foster a sense of creative community in the city.
This year's event covers five stations on the Red Line: Expo 2020 Dubai, Jebel Ali, Mall of the Emirates, BurJuman and Union.
Travellers will be able to catch a roster of performers daily from 4pm to 10pm until March 22.
Christophe Servas performs at the Mall of the Emirates station.