Who will perform in the UAE in 2023? What is predicting…

Essentially, this is our wish list…

2022 is a big year for the entire UAE music scene. From K-Pop concerts to The Script, Westlife, Wizkid and more, there are some epic shows in 2022 (There’s still a lot to do)

We are very confident that 2023 will not be different, if not bigger.

Already in the lineup is the highly anticipated pop K-pop girl group black powder, prick and Tom Odell. But who else is on the way to this country…

Team What’s On made some (hopeful) predictions…

Alice Holtham, Group Editor: Beyonce

Beyonce has been at the top of my UAE concert wish list since I moved here 7 years ago. It’s been 13 years since she made headlines at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and if internet sources are to be believed, irreplaceable Queen Bey plans to return to the stage next year for her first solo tour since 2016.So, if Beyonce decides run the world In 2023, I hope that means a concert date in the UAE.

Elise Kerr, Associate Editor: Taylor Swift

fresh from the back of her brand new album midnight, Taylor Swift is one of the hottest entertainers in the world right now, becoming the first artist to be in the Billboard Top 10 at the same time. The meme star, known for her relevant lyrics and funky references, will be perfect for a UAE show in 2023.

Miles Buckeridge, Senior Online Reporter: fall out Boy

Thanks for the holidays, such as when we were young (It sounds a lot like a personal attack), 90s and 00s pop-punk is having a bit of a revival now – bands like Blink 182 have revamped their original lineup, Green Day has woken up from a September slumber With a new anarchist rant. Mom, this is by no means just a stage…I’ve seen most of these shows live, but one band escaped from my wristband collection and that was Fall Out Boy.I still remember the first time I heard it from under the cork tree First album out. On some epoch-making off-brand MP3 players, in my car. I remember thinking that every track was a straight 10. These connections to sound don’t come around often, and when they do, they’ll imprint nostalgia for the future deep in your soul. FOB has been a big part of my playlist ever since.

Aarti Saundalkar, Online Reporter: Adele

Adele. I’ve said before that I’ll keep sounding like a broken record until it comes true. I love this British singer-songwriter so much, I’m baffled that she hasn’t performed in the UAE yet. Now, I’m not a concert person. (In fact, if you were to ask me which was the last concert I attended, I would guess it was The Prodigy at Creamfields Abu Dhabi in 2013.) However, the second time I heard any With news of Adele performing in the UAE, I’ll be the first to grab a front row seat.

Tamara Wright, Online Reporter: Harry Styles

The last time Harry Styles performed in Dubai was in 2015, when the concert featured a Rugby Sevens game. Fast forward seven years, and Harry Styles is now a Hollywood actor, fashion icon, and on his second solo world tour, love on tour (2022 – 2023). when i play music at sushi restaurant For the 1,000,000th time, I can’t help but wonder if it’s possible to have an Emirati concert if he travels to Australia next year? Let’s show it.

Shelby Gee, editorial intern: burner boy

Recently released his album Love Damini, and taking into account the fact He’s already had a world tour – I think it’s only fair that he’s headed to Dubai in 2023.We absolutely do not keep details low If he shows up, I can promise anyone People who liked Burna Boy would say leaf to this concert.If we find out, I’ll be sure to send it to you Place.

Editing Intern Romy Hunt: Miley Cyrus

Growing up in Hannah Montana, my childhood dream was to live her double life: rocking concerts at night and just the girl next door by day. Her music and style has gone through many eras and we have seen it evolve over the years. From country pop to hip hop and now rock, her soulful and piercing voice brings so much power and depth to her music.Always been a huge Miley fan and I would most like to see her perform her latest album plastic heart Right here in the UAE.

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