Filipino superstars BINI to kick off BINIverse World Tour in Dubai
Dubai is a melting pot of cultures, and its music scene reflects the local community. Whether you're into EDM, Hip-Hop or K-pop, concerts and live music are back in full force. Now, for all Filipino music lovers in the city, BINI is bringing their highly anticipated BINIverse World Tour to Dubai.
Taking place on 18 May, BINI will take over Coca-Cola Arena for a one-night-only show. Dubai will be the first stop on their world tour, so expect a night of musical and dance brilliance.
For those unfamiliar, BINI is the leading girl group in the P-pop scene. Composed of Aiah, Colet, Maloi, Gwen, Stacey, Mikha, Jhoanna, and Sheena, the group has taken the world by storm. With their blend of powerful vocals and synchronised choreography, they have amassed a massive following not just in the Philippines but also across the globe.
Their viral hits like 'Karera,' 'Pantropiko,' and 'Salamin, Salamin' have amassed millions of streams. With sold-out concerts and a growing international presence, BINI is leading the charge for P-pop music. Their upcoming gig in Dubai promises to be nothing short of extraordinary.
Pre-sale tickets to see BINI live in Dubai on the BINIverse World Tour will be available on Wednesday, 19 February at 10am, whereas general sale tickets will be live on Friday, 21 February at 10am.
With many fans eagerly waiting for the girls to come to Dubai, you'll have to secure your passes fast. A limited number of VIP packages will also be available, offering you a chance to get soundcheck access and a meet and greet with the band.
So get ready to dance, sing, and immerse yourself in the BINIverse and be part of P-pop history in the making.
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