Look: International megastars descend in Dubai to perform live during the DSF in January

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For Dubai’s thousands of Filipino music fans, the year gets off to a great start at Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium on 10 January when rock bands December Avenue and Silent Sanctuary perform. Viral sensation December Avenue will sing popular hits Time to Go and City Lights, while Silent Sanctuary will roll out their classic rock tunes from their five successful albums Image Credit: Instagram/December Avenue

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Egyptian sensation Amr Diab returns to Dubai on 24 January at Dubai Media City Amphitheatre to perform his chart-topping hits including Nour El Ain. Amr has won seven World Music Awards and has become known as the father of Mediterranean music. Image Credit: Supplied

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Dubai Shopping Festival Nights presents Saad Lamjarred.Meanwhile, DSF Nights presents Mohamed Ramadan and Saad Lamjarred who will perform together for the first time ever. Egyptian singer and actor Ramadan will come together with Lamjarred, the Moroccan singer-songwriter, dancer and record producer, to perform this summer’s hit single Ensay, which generated more than 100 million views on YouTube within its first month. Image Credit: Supplied

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The third star to perform on 24 January is Delhi-based singer songwriter Prateek Kuhad who will fill The Rotunda at Caesars Palace with a live performance of his Hindi and English hits, including cold/mess and Tum Jab Paas. Gaining international fame after the release of his 2015 debut album In Tokens and Charms, which saw him pick up an MTV Europe Music Award and a Radio City Freedom Award, Kuhad was named by Rolling Stone magazine as ‘one of the country’s leading singer songwriters’ and he is one of Spotify India’s most-streamed artists. Image Credit: Suplied

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The highly viewed talent programme The Voice will be live from City Walk 2; hosting the finalists from the latest season. Egyptian singer Mohammed Hamaki will perform on 8 January. Image Credit: Supplied

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while the dynamic duo Ahlam and Ragheb Alama will perform together for the first time on Friday 9 January. All concerts will start from 8pm and are free for the public to attend. Public are advised to arrive early to find the best spot. Image Credit: Supplied

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Dubai World Trade Centre will host two concerts on 10 January, first up is one of Bollywood’s biggest stars, Sonu Nigam, an award-winning singer and composer, who will take to the stage in the venue’s Arena Image Credit: Supplied

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On January 24, British pop megastar Robbie Williams will be performing an exclusive, live solo gig at The Pointe on Palm Jumeirah. After the release of his new festive album and solo material, the Angels hit maker will captivate thousands of fans on the water at The Pointe in his first return to the UAE since 2015. Image Credit: Supplied

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Egyptian singer and actor Ramadan will come together with Lamjarred, the Moroccan singer-songwriter, dancer and record producer, to perform this summer’s hit single Ensay, which generated more than 100 million views on YouTube within its first month. Image Credit: Supplied

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The dynamic duo Ragheb Alama and Ahlam will perform together for the first time on Friday 9 January. All concerts will start from 8pm and are free for the public to attend. Public are advised to arrive early to find the best spot. Image Credit: Supplied

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