Stars of art and music light up the skies of the Emirates… during the month of June
Joy, joy and happiness prevail in the cities of the Emirates throughout the year. Where great artists go to the Emirates; To hold their public concerts there, because the country enjoys security and halls designated for large public concerts, in addition to the multiplicity of nationalities living in the Emirati society, which exceeds 200 nationalities, which makes any artist have a golden opportunity. To deliver his artistic works to wide segments of a multicultural audience.
In June 2026, a group of artists will perform their concerts in front of the Emirati audience, in moments that will be documented in the memory of art for long periods.
Omar Khairat.. in Abu Dhabi:
The great musician, Omar Khairat, appears before the audience at the “Etihad Arena” hall in Abu Dhabi, on Saturday, June 20, 2026. The international musician and pianist is scheduled to present a collection of his most famous works, favored by the Arab public, and reflecting the richness of his artistic career with dozens of musical compositions, entrenched in the conscience of multiple generations.
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The company organizing the concert promoted Omar Khairat’s presence, commenting: “Enjoy Omar Khairat’s show, where timeless melodies unfold through a rich orchestral texture. Reserve your seats for a special evening in which Khairat’s timeless music meets the presence of a live orchestra.”
In addition to his highly sensitive and creative musical compositions, musician Omar Khairat presents in his musical evenings a group of musical compositions, which he created for a variety of cinematic and television artistic works, such as: “The Case of Uncle Ahmed,” “The Night of Fatima’s Arrest,” “The Conscience of Abla Hikmat,” “The Miser and Me,” “Excuse me, O Law,” “Be Careful of Your Mind,” “Al Jazeera,” “Black Honey,” and “The Corridor.”
Abdul Rahman Al-Junaid.. in Abu Dhabi:
Emirati artist, Abdul Rahman Al Junaid, will perform at a concert at the Cultural Complex in Abu Dhabi, on Friday, June 26, under the title “An Evening of Emirati Memory.” The Cultural Foundation offers its music program as a platform to support local musicians, allowing them to give live performances, communicate with the audience, and build their artistic presence. On this evening, Al-Junaid brings together timeless works that celebrate prominent symbols.
In addition to his performance works, Abdul Rahman Al Junaid has contributed to national cultural moments, including composing music for Masters Games, reflecting his ability to create works that resonate on cultural and public platforms. As an early professional, he has built his presence through live performances and original releases, which has led to a growing audience in the UAE; His work also reflects a new voice in the local music scene, contributing to the development of contemporary Emirati music.
Asala Nasri.. in Abu Dhabi:
On Saturday evening, June 27, Space 42 Abu Dhabi Theater will host a public concert by the “Icon of the East,” the star Asala Nasri, who has one of the strongest and most sincere voices in the Arab world.
With a voice that combines strength, tenderness, and deep feeling, Asala presented an artistic journey that touched the hearts of multiple generations. From the Levantine feel to the Gulf warmth, her music carries a sincerity that has made her one of the most beloved names in the Arab scene.
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Asala is scheduled to sing in her awaited concert a combination of her most wonderful singing works, which have shaped the conscience of the Arab singing scene over the years. Throughout her long artistic career, she succeeded in presenting a huge singing legacy that varied between classical poems, classical Tarab songs, and modern youth music, in addition to her complete mastery of singing in multiple Arabic dialects, such as Egyptian and Gulf.
Faya Younan.. in Abu Dhabi:
Berklee Abu Dhabi’s “Jazz Evening” returns for its second session, on June 28, to provide an exceptional experience that celebrates musical dialogue, creative collaboration, and reimagining jazz in a contemporary style. Participating in this year’s program is the famous artist and songwriter, Faya Younan. Her musical works are presented with arrangements inspired by jazz rhythms, designed by Rayan Haber specifically for this evening, to give her songs a new spirit and a different presence on stage that increases her high performance, to which the audience is accustomed.
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The “Jazz Evening” also highlights Berklee Abu Dhabi graduates and artists of the local music community, including: Maysoon Mubarak, Saif Al Ali, and Najma Al Kour, along with Berklee Abu Dhabi faculty member Nikolai Mishchenko, accompanied by a distinguished band of musicians, in addition to special cooperation with a group of singing students, in a show that combines emerging and veteran voices, and reflects the richness of the music scene in the region.
Rami Sabry and Bahaa Sultan.. in Abu Dhabi:
The two very popular Egyptian stars: Ramy Sabry and Bahaa Sultan, will appear before the Emirates audience next July 4, in a huge concert whose tickets were sold out, according to the organizing company’s announcement.
The company had previously promoted the concert when it offered tickets commenting: “Bahaa Sultan in Abu Dhabi, an exceptional night awaits you on July 4,” and also: “Rami Sabry in Abu Dhabi, an exceptional night awaits you at Space42 Arena on July 4.” The two stars are expected to perform a collection of their most beautiful songs, old and new, which most Arab audiences know by heart.
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Angham in Dubai:
The Egyptian star, Angham, will perform at a public concert this evening, Friday, June 19, at the Coca-Cola Arena. Angham is famous for her sweet voice, the touching lyrics and the emotional depth of her songs. She has a career full of successes and distinguished artistic works, spanning decades, during which she presented many unforgettable performances and works.
Throughout her career, Angham strengthened her position among the most influential voices in the Arab world, with the warmth of her performance and sincerity of feeling, which made her presence close to the public’s conscience. Her repertoire includes works that the audience loved, such as: “I wish you could understand me,” “And we would rather dance,” “Sidi and your family,” “My many names,” “Mutamna,” “Who are you, who are you,” and “Omri Maak,” which are songs that gave her a special place in contemporary Arabic music.
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