Robbie Williams to perform in Abu Dhabi

Tuesday, 20 June 2023 08:00

By ARN News Staff

Internationally acclaimed pop artist Robbie Williams is set to perform at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi's Yas Island on October 18.

Known for his significant contributions to the pop music scene over the last 25 years, Williams' upcoming concert is likely to sell out.

The British singer-songwriter, who first found fame as a member of the popular pop group Take That, has a back catalogue of hits with seven UK No.1 singles and multiple multi-platinum albums to his name.

Ticket sales for the concert will go live on June 23 at midday and fans interested in attending can purchase their tickets from Live Nation.

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