Dubai Summer Surprises 2025 Kicks Off with Stellar Lineup of Concerts, Festivals, and Entertainment
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Dubai Summer Surprises 2025 Kicks Off with Stellar Lineup of Concerts, Festivals, and Entertainment
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First up, don’t miss the last evening of Circus 1903 at Coca-Cola Arena tonight, June 23. This isn’t just any circus—think turn-of-the-century big top vibes, life-sized elephant puppets and over 30 international performers bringing the magic and thrill of classic circus to life. It’s an exhilarating experience for families or anyone who wants a dose of nostalgia.
On Tuesday, June 24, mark your calendars for a historic performance by Mary J. Blige at Coca-Cola Arena. This is her first live show in Dubai in over a decade. Mary J. Blige, a music icon with nine Grammys and over 100 million records sold, is set to bring her chart-topping hits and soulful presence for one night only.
As the weekend draws near, Dubai Summer Surprises 2025 officially launches Friday, June 27, ushering in a city-wide celebration through Sunday, June 29. Dubai Festival City Mall lights up with performances by Japanese dance crew Sabrina, local favorites Abri & Band, Palestinian-Jordanian pop sensation Reina Khoury, and singer-songwriter Noel Kharman. Over at City Centre Mirdif, feel the energy with indie rock from Jordan’s Jadal, Syrian vocalist Al Shami and roaming live entertainment.
That same Friday, jazz lovers should head to Dubai Opera for Jazziyat featuring Banah, while fans of the global superstar Adele can immerse themselves in A Tribute to Adele at Theatre by QE2, running both June 27 and 28.
On Saturday, June 28, dance the night away as the legendary Miami Band teams up with Mutref Al Mutref at Coca-Cola Arena. Known for their infectious Gulf pop, their show promises an incredible party atmosphere.
For an elegant cultural touch, catch We Call It Ballet at Zabeel Theatre during the DSS opening weekend. And on Sunday, June 29, close out a blockbuster week with Adnan Sami live at Coca-Cola Arena, or check out the Pinoy Comedy Mixtape at Dubai World Trade Centre for side-splitting entertainment.
Whether you’re into mesmerizing circus acts, world-class music, ballet, or citywide festivals, Dubai is bursting with excitement this week. For tickets and times, visit the official events calendar at visitdubai.com or check Platinumlist and event venues directly.
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