US singer-songwriter Khalid to perform in Dubai

Wednesday, 27 September 2023 09:22

By ARN News Staff

Multi-platinum-selling global superstar Khalid will perform at Coca-Cola Arena on Friday, October 27, as part of a weekend of incredible live music.

His sophomore album Free Spirit, released to critical acclaim in 2019, was declared a New York Times “Critic’s Pick” and has been certified 2x platinum. It also debuted at number 1 on the Billboard Top 200 and features the GRAMMY-nominated multi-format number 1 single Talk.

"I've always felt a deep connection with my fans in Dubai, and I'm absolutely thrilled to bring my music to this vibrant city," said Khalid, ahead of his first Dubai show. "Get ready for an unforgettable night of music and memories – Dubai, we're about to make history together!"

Thomas Ovesen, CEO, All Things Live Middle East, expressed excitement at bringing an artist who has been tracked by music enthusiasts since 2019.

This weekend of music is brought to you by Dubai Calendar and presented by All Things Live Middle East.

Tickets to see the show are available online.

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