Arts-Music

The British-born pop singer has revealed her music video for “New Look,” from her 2018 album “Phoenix.” Aside from the fast cars, UAE residents will recognize several tourist areas including Al Seef, Bastakiya, Meydan Bridge and the infamous Sheikh Zayed Road.

The UAE’s live music scene is heating up, with confirmation that the Red Hot Chili Peppers will take the stage at The Arena on Yas Island on Sept. 4.

We’re officially in the midst of summer, which means it’s time to hit the beach or have lazy, air-conditioning-filled days at home when the 40-degree weather is too much to handle.

Dubai’s emerging art scene has evolved rapidly over the past few years. The mix of cultures and nationalities has resulted in a diverse pool of talent. Whether browsing in Alserkal, checking out street art in Jumeirah or heading to galleries in DIFC, there’s plenty of art to be inspired by (bonus … galleries have AC).

For all fans of the Grammy-winning, pop-rock band Maroon 5, the group is confirmed to return to Dubai for the first time in eight years.

The UAE’s space mission is to be captured in a documentary series by National Geographic. The four-year partnership with the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) will document the pivotal developments in the UAE’s space programme, looking at the nation’s achievements and ambitions.

It was just announced that Maroon 5 will perform in Dubai later this year. It is thought that the amazing band (yes, I’m a fan) will open the stunning Dubai Arena in City Walk.

At the top of D3 nightclub BASE Dubai’s March lineup is Harlem’s star rapper, songwriter and record producer A$AP Rocky. He’s one of the most recognised and celebrated members of the hip-hop collective A$AP Mob, which includes rapper and designer A$AP Ferg and cousin rapper A$AP Nast.

Meet Ali Cha’aban, a Lebanese-born, Kuwaiti-based artist whose work revolves around the notion of nostalgia, socio-political issues and the state of dystopia.

My number one reason for attending a We Love Art painting class was admittedly to have a guilt-free excuse for a weekday drink. But to my surprise, painting a mini masterpiece and learning a new skill was – dare I say it – more fun.

World Art Dubai returns for its fifth edition this year, bringing together art from across the world to the region. World Art Dubai is known for its diverse collection of affordable art pieces from paintings to prints, sculptors and photographs.

The popular one-day electronic music festival will be making its way to Soho Beach for a day-to-night party on Friday, Jan. 25.

Since it premiered as a musical in 1986, “The Phantom of the Opera” has been seen by 130 million people worldwide and amassed over 70 awards, so we can’t wait to get our hands on tickets to the Dubai show.

Dubai does not fall short of unique and beautiful spaces. There are all sorts of art forms scattered around the city; and all residents and tourists have to do is drive down to the nearest mall or museum. Or do they?

Event season is well underway in Dubai. If you’re looking to add a little extra wow factor for guests, why not consider live drawing by the talented Hatty Pedder?

Searching for another culture fix? Head to the new Jameel Arts Centre at Jaddaf Waterfront on Dubai Creek.

In the year since opening its doors, The Louvre Abu Dhabi has welcomed more than one million visitors and has established itself as one of the world’s leading cultural institutions.

Meredith Huston is embarking on a mission to bring happiness to the hands of Dubai’s residents through arts and crafts workshops across the community. Spreading happiness along the way, the Turquoise Boutique Studio empowers people to activate their creativity, with a fun combination of accomplishment, relaxation, mindfulness and joy.

French-Canadian singer, songwriter and actor Garou lands in Dubai on Oct. 26 as part of the global “20 Years Jubilee Tour” with Jumeirah Beach Hotel’s renowned open air arena.

Hot summer nights are almost over and the time has come for Urban Outdoor Cinema to make a comeback in Dubai Marina.

The Emirati artist and visionary Mattar Bin Lahej is known for his distinctive signature to his art and photography.

Next month, Opera Gallery Dubai, DIFC’s gallery, will be celebrating its 10th anniversary with a stand-out art show showcasing Dubai’s street art scene.

He might not be very familiar to many people aside from Moroccans and French expats, but his jokes will make you cry of laughter.

Earlier this year, Spotify began hiring for many positions locally, indicating an imminent regional launch. It is reported that Spotify could be joining the likes of Apple Music and launching in the UAE – as soon as November.

The Cartoon Art Gallery is celebrating its move to a new space in Al Quoz with an exhibition titled “Show Your Best,” featuring artworks by more than 50 UAE-based artists.

A London-based conceptual art house has opened in the UAE, giving residents access to some of the world’s best-known contemporary artists and providing a space for local ME artists to showcase their work to global collectors.

Fancy a film? Movie lovers will now be able to experience their favourite flicks at ScreenX, a 270-degree multi-projection system, opened at the Reel Cinemas in The Dubai Mall.

Channel your inner Picasso and spend your weekend exploring the world of art. Learn calligraphy, photography, how to draw or even enhance your skills in d3.

Fatma Lootah is an Emirati artist who has always expressed her thoughts through unique projects. She is known for creating amazing pieces of some of the UAE’s leaders, including HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

For those of you looking to check out a music festival this summer, here’s a round-up of a few cool European options coming up: