Alicia Keys is heading to Abu Dhabi for Saadiyat Nights

Friday, 26 January 2024 12:32

By ARN News Staff

Fifteen-time Grammy Award winner Alicia Keys is the latest superstar set to take the stage at Abu Dhabi's Saadiyat Nights in February.

She will perform her popular tracks including Girl on Fire, Fallin and No One on February 17.

The three-month open-air musical event has already seen shows from Mariah Carey, and Iranian singer Googoosh.

Sting will perform on February 3, while Magida El Roumi on February 10, Tom Jones on March 1 and John Legend on March 2.

Tickets, priced from AED 150, are available online.

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