Elyanna Joins Yasalam After-Race Concert Lineup at Abu Dhabi GP
Palestinian-Chilean singer Elyanna is set to bring her distinctive Arab-pop sound to Yasalam's After-Race Concerts at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix this December. She'll take the stage on Friday, December 5th, performing alongside American rapper and singer Post Malone at Etihad Park.
Known for blending Arabic melodies with Latin and experimental pop influences, Elyanna has quickly become one of the region's most prominent breakout artists. Her recent milestones include performing with Coldplay during their 'Music of the Spheres' tour in Abu Dhabi and making history as the first artist to sing in Arabic at Coachella. Discovered at just 15 by Grammy winner Nasri Atweh, she has since released a hit debut EP, surpassed 100 million streams, and dropped her first full-length album, 'Woledto,' under Universal Arabic Music.
The Yasalam After-Race Concert series will run from December 4th to 7th as part of the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix festivities. The full lineup includes Benson Boone (December 4th), Post Malone and Elyanna (December 5th), Metallica (December 6th), and Katy Perry (December 7th). Tickets for Friday's concert start at AED 945 and are available via the official Abu Dhabi GP website.
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