Dubai: Filipino artists Kris Lawrence and Denise Laurel are coming to the UAE for a series of concerts in three emirates, organisers said.
Entertainment | Music
Kris Lawrence, Denise Laurel to perform in UAE
Filipino performers to hold series of concerts in the country
- By Florence Pia G. Yu, News Editor-Web
- Published: 11:54 February 27, 2013
- Image Credit: Supplied picture
- Filipino performers Kris Lawrence (left) and Denise Laurel.
On March 8, the duo will be in Ras Al Khaimah for a night of "music and soul" at klub88. On March 9, they will play in Dubai at Park Regis Hotel, and will head to Abu Dhabi on March 10 for a concert at Ratsky club.
US-born Lawrence shot to fame when he won 2006's Search for the Star in a Million on Philippine TV network ABS-CBN. He is currently active in the TV show Party Pilipinas.
Singer-actress Laurel is best known for playing Nadja Ann Dela Merced on the ABS-CBN romance-drama Precious Hearts Romances. Laurel will play a teacher with a mysterious past in Precious Hearts Romances Presents: Pintada.
Fact Box
For reservations, contact +971 55 574 4954 or email info@flairuae.com for more details
More from Music
More from Arts & Entertainment
Most Popular in Entertainment
- UAE cinema listings: May 23-29
- Native American actresses walk Cannes red carpet
- Gosling breaks Cannes’ heart
- Film review: Neram is a good time
- Film review: Ethir Neechal
- Nicole Richie gets candid in new AOL web series
- Russell Peters: Bring on the funny
- Abellana, Avelino and Reyes back in news
- Pwned! is Gulf News’ shiny new gaming blog
- Swift disgusted by Gomez-Bieber kiss
Latest from Entertainment
- Shruti Haasan might write for films
- Angel and Draco Malfoy team up for more drama
- Two sides of Cath Kidston
- Bipasha Basu on fashion and style
- Ranbir Kapoor not a social-networking fan
- SRK to promote Chennai Express during IPL final
- Lauren Gottlieb smitten with Salman Khan
- Travelling to space with DiCaprio for a cause
- Dabba wins at Cannes
- Zeta-Jones returns home after treatment
- Warrant for Tim Dog, despite death reports
- Jerry Lewis retains distaste for female comics
- Mary Blige faces $3.4 million federal tax lien
- Amanda Bynes arrested on marijuana charge
- E-mails show concern for Jackson’s ill-health
- Safwan Dahoul’s show on strife-torn Syria
- Austrian artist Philip Mueller’s solo exhibition
- Book review: The Yogic Manager
- Book review: “How Asia Works”
- Book review: “The Way of the Knife”
- Interview with Aminatta Forna
- Beatles’ lyrics headed for British Library
- Book review: Gill Hornby’s “The Hive”
- Book review: Jane Gardam’s ‘Last Friends’
- My new guitar hero
Entertainment Editor's choice
-
Beatles’ lyrics headed for British Library
Handwritten lyrics to Beatles’ classics “Strawberry Fields Forever”, “She Said She Said” and “In My Life” added to existing material in the library’s Treasures Gallery that already draws throngs
-
‘Idol’ winner rolling out debut album in July
Candice Glover spent more time on the show than she did on her debut album
-
Who topped this week’s US charts?
Vampire Weekend’s“Modern Vampires of the City” sold 134,000 copies in its first week, beating Demi Lovato to top of Billboard 200 chart