Ready for the ultimate weekend plans? Alex Wann is coming to Soho Beach Yas Island
If you're in the mood to dance this weekend, then we know exactly where you need to head for a good time.
From Friday to Sunday, Soho Beach Yas Island is serving up some sizzling beats, with Afro House star Alex Wann set to make his Abu Dhabi debut.
The Parisian sensation is known for his epic house releases and Afro-inspired rhythms, which will soon be lighting up the Garden stage into the early hours.
As well as an impressive lineup, you can make the venue your whole-day destination, with cabanas and sunbeds available from 2pm.
And that's only scratching the surface on the weekend, you can check out all the incredible artists taking to the decks below.
Friday May 9: Soho Social
On Friday, the beach will welcome a selection of DJs offering up their best RnB jams.
Kicking off from 2pm, pull up in your best pair of sunnies and groove until the early hours as Diana Kramer, Diana Montana, Slim & Flippside keep up the vibes until 1am.
Fri May 9, 2pm-1am.
Saturday May 10: ALEX WANN
Known for his global hit Milkshake, Yas Island is set to come alive as the Parisian sensation brings his signature sounds to the crowd.
Releasing the track in summer 2023, Wann has since got crowds moving all around the world, with his deep house melodies and electric energy leaving a lasting impression.
Now with a brand new release under his belt, you can expect to hear the DJs latest song, Skill of Love as he lights up the garden stage.
A set packed with unforgettable beats, there's going to be a whole load of energy as the sun goes down.
Tickets available on the door. Sat May 10, 2pm-11pm.
Sunday May 11: Sunday Sundance
Ending the weekend on a high, Soho Beach is offering up a brand new brunch-style experience, where you can tuck into a selection of tapas and free-flowing drinks while watching the live entertainment go from afternoon beats to an early evening groove.
Dhs290. Sun 2pm-6pm.
To book, call +971 56 793 3366. @sohobeach.yasisland
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