R3HAB puts on stunning Friday night show for fans
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BIC kicked off its concert series this F1 weekend yesterday as thousands of fans enjoyed the live performance of multi-platinum DJ and producer Fadil El Ghoul, better known as R3HAB.
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R3HAB took to the main stage of BIC's vending area for a stunning show, much to the delight of the massive crowd that was on hand.
His live performance was just the first in this year's grand prix, featuring international dance music superstars. On Saturday, Peggy Gou will be performing live and then on Sunday Axwell will lead the post-race celebrations with his performance.
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