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Mariah Carey to Headline Saadiyat Island Music Festival This January

  • Publish date: Sunday، 17 December 2023 Last update: Tuesday، 10 December 2024
Mariah Carey to Headline Saadiyat Island Music Festival This January

Saadiyat Island is gearing up to host a sensational musical spectacle this January, featuring two globally acclaimed artists, Mariah Carey and Andrea Bocelli. 

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The first-ever Saadiyat Nights, a three-month music festival promising a star-studded lineup, will kick off with the legendary Mariah Carey on January 6th.

The Grammy Award-winning songstress will grace the purpose-built open-air venue on Saadiyat Island, treating the audience to a melodic journey spanning her illustrious career. Hits like "Hero," "One Sweet Day," and "Always Be My Baby" are expected to reverberate against the backdrop of Saadiyat Island's scenic beauty and cultural landmarks.

Following this spectacular launch, Saadiyat Nights will continue its musical odyssey with Iranian music sensation GooGoosh taking the stage on January 20th. This performance is billed as her farewell tour, offering fans a final opportunity to savor the timeless tracks that have defined her six-decade-long career.

On January 27th, the festival will welcome back the internationally acclaimed Italian tenor, Andrea Bocelli. Returning to the capital for the first time since 2022, Bocelli is set to enchant the audience with renditions of his iconic songs, including the timeless classics "Time To Say Goodbye" and "Vivo Por Lei."

The musical medley promises to deliver an array of international and regional talents to the shores of Saadiyat Island, ensuring a diverse and captivating experience for attendees. 

Tickets for all three performances are available now, starting from Dhs200 for bronze tickets. Interested patrons can secure their tickets through ticketmaster.ae.

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