If you thought there weren’t enough reasons to get excited about one of the world’s richest horse races, well, now you have one more – pop superstar Gwen Stefani has confirmed her gig at the Dubai World Cup on Saturday, the 30th of March.
The award-winning singer will be performing at the Apron Views stage, with the concert open to all those attending Dubai’s biggest annual racing event. Fans of the star can look forward to singing along to hits such as ‘Rich Girl’, ‘Sweet Escape’ and ‘What You Waiting For?’.
Having started out her career with the band No Doubt, Gwen embarked on a successful solo career in 2004 by releasing her debut studio album titled ‘Love. Angel. Music. Baby.’ The album went on to achieve both critical and commercial success.
This wouldn’t be the first time the singer is performing in the city, with her last appearance at the opening of Renaissance Downtown Hotel having been a big hit with the crowd.
With tickets to the event priced at AED 350, you’ll be better off buying them while you still can from www.dubaiworldcup.com. This year’s race day should be phenomenal with the prize money set at more than 35 million dollars.
**Picture courtesy of NPR Music**
The award-winning singer will be performing at the Apron Views stage, with the concert open to all those attending Dubai’s biggest annual racing event. Fans of the star can look forward to singing along to hits such as ‘Rich Girl’, ‘Sweet Escape’ and ‘What You Waiting For?’.
Having started out her career with the band No Doubt, Gwen embarked on a successful solo career in 2004 by releasing her debut studio album titled ‘Love. Angel. Music. Baby.’ The album went on to achieve both critical and commercial success.
This wouldn’t be the first time the singer is performing in the city, with her last appearance at the opening of Renaissance Downtown Hotel having been a big hit with the crowd.
With tickets to the event priced at AED 350, you’ll be better off buying them while you still can from www.dubaiworldcup.com. This year’s race day should be phenomenal with the prize money set at more than 35 million dollars.
**Picture courtesy of NPR Music**