Eminem set to return to Abu Dhabi this October

Monday, 10 June 2019 08:53

Legendary hip hop artist Eminem is set to return to Abu Dhabi as part of his massive Kamikaze world tour.

He'll take to the stage at Yas Island’s Du Arena on October 25, alongside Denaun Porter, Royce Da 5'9 and The Alchemist.

The rapper last performed in Abu Dhabi at the Formula 1 after-race concerts in 2012.

Tickets will be on sale from noon today.

EMINƎM, the underground king gone global, returns to Abu Dhabi at du Arena, Yas Island as part of his global ‘Kamikaze’ tour.
Tickets on sale today from 12pm at @Ticketmaster and @VirginMENA @AbuDhabiEvents #InAbuDhabi #EminemUAE #YasIsland #duLive #ThinkFlash pic.twitter.com/nqRJ61Rzwk
— Virgin Radio Dubai (@VirginRadioDXB) June 10, 2019

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