90s pop group S Club to headline in Dubai

Thursday, 27 June 2024 09:29

By ARN News Centre

Iconic British pop group S Club, are set to perform in Dubai alongside a line-up of other 90s and 00s popstars including Melanie C, Peter Andre and Gareth Gates.

The pop group, formally known as S Club 7, will perform hits like Don’t Stop Movin’ and Never Had a Dream Come True as they headline MIXTAPE at Bla Bla Dubai on Saturday, November 2.

Located in the vibrant JBR, Bla Bla Dubai will transform its pool area into a lively dancefloor, creating an ultimate open-air extravaganza.

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Attendees can expect a nostalgic journey through the ages with a night of iconic pop anthems.

General Admission tickets will start from AED 245 and VIP tickets for AED 545, offering access to a designated VIP area, private bars, and closer proximity to the artists.

Ticket costs will be higher when paying on arrival so purchasing in advance is recommended.

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