Abdul Majeed Abdullah is returning to Abu Dhabi for one night only
That's right – Abdul Majeed Abdullah is returning to Abu Dhabi this October for what's set to be one of the most memorable nights of the year.
The Saudi superstar will take the stage at Etihad Arena on Friday 11 October, delivering a live show packed with his legendary hits, emotional ballads and signature stage presence.
Fans can expect to hear favourites like Tetnafasek Denyaay, Tanakud and Yabn Elawadem in a performance that blends nostalgia with pure musical energy.
Known for selling out arenas across the region, Abdul Majeed Abdullah's return to Abu Dhabi is already creating buzz – and with good reason. His previous shows have drawn fans from all over the Middle East and this one is shaping up to be just as unforgettable.
Tickets start from Dhs395 and if you want to beat the rush, you'll want to sign up now for pre-sale access via Live Nation Middle East, which goes live at midday on Wednesday, July 2. General ticket sales open on Thursday, July 3 at midday.
Whether you've followed his music for years or are discovering it for the first time, this is your chance to catch one of the region's most iconic voices in the heart of Abu Dhabi.
From Dhs395. October 11, Etihad Arena, Yas Island, livenation.me.
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