Beat the Heat Fest Returns This July With Regional Stars & Concerts
Jun 25, 2025
The fourth edition of Beat the Heat – Dubai's iconic concert series bringing global superstars together on one stage – is set to take Dubai World Trade Centre by storm from July 4th to 13th.
Here's everything you need to know: On July 4th, Egyptian rapper TUL8TE kicks off the series, performing crowd favorites like 'Habibi Leih' and 'Matigi A'adi Aleiki', while sharing the stage with the UAE's own Almas, known for her blend of English and Arabic lyricism.
The following day, July 5th, Egyptian band Sharmoofers will take the stage alongside Jordanian singer-songwriter Aziz Maraka, delivering hits like Maraka's 'Mafi Mennik' and 'Ahla Wahda', and Sharmoofers' fan-favorites 'Zambahola' and 'Arosty'.
Next week, on July 11th, Sudanese rapper Soulja will take the stage with fiery bars and popular tracks like 'Suits' and 'Argeen', joined by Montiyago's signature sounds and Mo Ali's reggae-infused hits. The energy continues on July 12th with Saudi pop sensation Bader Al Shuaibi performing chart-toppers like 'Bravo Aleik', alongside Kuwaiti star Abdulaziz Louis and Iranian artist Nasser Abbas.
The final day of the series, July 13th, will see the likes of Akhras, Big Sam, and Lana Lubany take the stage – a powerhouse trio whose combined energy promises a thrilling grand finale.
Ticket prices start from AED 105 and can be secured by heading to VisitDubai's official website.
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