The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2019 is only weeks away and the lineup for the F1 weekend is getting hotter by the day…or should we say, night?!
Now that one of Dubai’s top clubs, BASE will be hosting three massive parties from Friday, November 29 to Sunday, December 1 – you know, it’s only going to get bigger from this point on.
Starting with American rapper and singer, Tyga who will be headlining the gig taking place on Saturday, November 30.
While no stranger to the country, fans continue to love the rapper because of his unbelievable stage presence and string of hit tracks including “Taste” and “Dip”.
This will be followed by American rapper, singer and actor Trey Songz who will be taking center stage on Sunday, December 1.
Now that one of Dubai’s top clubs, BASE will be hosting three massive parties from Friday, November 29 to Sunday, December 1 – you know, it’s only going to get bigger from this point on.
Starting with American rapper and singer, Tyga who will be headlining the gig taking place on Saturday, November 30.
While no stranger to the country, fans continue to love the rapper because of his unbelievable stage presence and string of hit tracks including “Taste” and “Dip”.
This will be followed by American rapper, singer and actor Trey Songz who will be taking center stage on Sunday, December 1.
Having collaborated with artists such as Nicki Minaj, 50 Cent and Drake in the past, Trey recently released a double album which features big names such as Chris Brown and 2 Chainz.
While the third artist in the lineup is yet to be confirmed, don’t be surprised to find another popular name from the music biz flying in for F1 weekend.
You can catch all the action right above Cipriani on Yas Island starting from 11pm onwards.
Watch this space for more!
While the third artist in the lineup is yet to be confirmed, don’t be surprised to find another popular name from the music biz flying in for F1 weekend.
You can catch all the action right above Cipriani on Yas Island starting from 11pm onwards.
Watch this space for more!
Article published: 13th November, 2019