Is Bruno Mars performing at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2023?
The Grammy Award-winning singer has already set the stage ablaze in two other Gulf countries…
Just last week, Bruno Mars electrified the Azimuth Canyon stage with a spectacular live performance at Saudi Arabia’s AlUla Moments’ 2023/24 concert series. The Grammy-winning singer mesmerised audiences with his mega-hits including Uptown Funk and Just The Way You Are, alongside Saudi DJ Shaolin and DJ Loush.
“Diverse and exciting musical experiences are synonymous with AlUla Moments,” declares Rami Al-Moallim, vice president of destination management and marketing at the Royal Commission for AlUla, “and welcoming a record-breaking, globally renowned artist like Bruno Mars is just the start of what promises to be an unforgettable series. Our visitors cannot expect less than an epic night where Bruno launches our concert series in sensational fashion.”
Bruno Mars marks his territory in the region…
In the region, it’s far from the end of the road for the American singer-songwriter. It was indeed announced that Bruno Mars would also be performing at the inaugural Formula 1 Grand Prix 2023 in Qatar, electrifying the Lusail International Circuit from October 6 until October 8. The event’s exhilarating entertainment lineup additionally includes Egyptian musical giant Amr Diab and superstar Alesso.
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Is Bruno Mars performing at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2023?
Based on Mars’ recent musical expeditions in the Gulf, a hat-trick in the UAE doesn’t seem too far-fetched. Fans have indeed been speculating that the global megastar could be performing at the coveted Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2023 concerts on November 26.
Whilst Foo Fighters, Tiesto, and Ava Max have been announced as the event’s headline music acts, this in no way excludes the possibility of Bruno Mars making an appearance – and considering that the artists performing on November 24 and November 25 of the event are yet to be announced, we’re not speeding into any negative conclusions for the time being.
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Taking place over 58 laps of the 5.281-kilometre Yas Marina Circuit on Yas Island on November 26, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix’s tickets are on sale now.