Jason Derulo to return to Dubai for headline show

Monday, 5 September 2022 09:08

By ARN News Staff

Jason Derulo is returning to Dubai for a headline performance at Dubai's Coca-Cola-Arena.

The chart-topping singer, songwriter, and dancer will take to the stage on October 28. He will perform hits such as Savage Love, Jalebi Baby and Take You Dancing.

In recent years the 32-year-old has become one of the most popular content creators on TikTok.

Fans can register for pre-sale tickets here. After you register you will receive an email with an exclusive link to purchase tickets from Coca-Cola Arena before the pre-sale begins.

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