Dubai is about to turn up the volume this July as the much-anticipated Beat The Heat DXB returns for its fourth spectacular season. The beloved indoor concert series is back to transform the summer scene at Dubai World Trade Centre, running from 4 to 13 July. Music lovers, get ready — this year’s line-up promises non-stop energy, star-studded performances, and unforgettable nights you won’t want to miss.
Happening at Zabeel Hall 6, Beat The Heat DXB continues to be a favourite among residents and visitors alike, offering a welcome escape from the scorching heat outside. With an impressive roster of regional superstars and emerging artists, the event celebrates the rich, diverse, and evolving music culture of the Arab world.
TUL8TE And Almas Set The Stage Ablaze On Opening Night
Kicking off the series in style on 4 July, the enigmatic Egyptian artist TUL8TE will light up the stage with his unmistakable sound. Known for his distinctive blend of modern beats and authentic Arabic melodies, TUL8TE is set to perform crowd-favourites including Habibi Leih, Matigi A’adi Aleiki, and the emotionally charged Qesm El Shakawy.
Sharing the opening night spotlight is none other than Almas, the UAE’s rising music sensation. Seamlessly blending Arabic and English lyrics with soulful vocals, Almas brings a refreshing sound to the region’s music scene. Expect to hear her top tracks like 3ala Bali, Al Haz, and the poignant Sadma. Together, TUL8TE and Almas promise to deliver an opening night that sets a high bar for the concerts to follow.
Sharmoofers And Aziz Maraka Lead An Eclectic Second Night
The excitement continues on 5 July, when Sharmoofers, Egypt’s genre-bending band, takes centre stage. Known for their fusion of reggae, ska, rock, and Arabic pop, Sharmoofers will deliver high-energy performances of hits like Zambahola, Diva, and Arosty. Their infectious rhythms and playful lyrics always guarantee a lively crowd.
Joining them is the brilliant Aziz Maraka from Jordan. Famous for his heartfelt lyrics and captivating compositions, Aziz is set to perform favourites like Mafi Mennik, Ahla Wahda, and Miganinani, ensuring the audience rides a wave of emotions throughout the night.
Also performing on the same evening is Ghaliaa, a Syrian talent whose powerful vocals and emotional songs such as 3abali, Elak w Bas, and Ana El Bent have made her a rising star to watch. It’s a line-up designed to deliver variety and heartfelt performances that connect with fans on a personal level.
Sudan’s Soulja Brings The Heat On 11 July
The rhythm shifts gears on 11 July with Soulja, one of Sudan’s most dynamic rappers, hitting the stage. His sharp lyrics, compelling flow, and commanding presence will be showcased through hits like Suits, Argeen, and CA Va. Known for his ability to blend hip-hop with Sudanese influences, Soulja’s set is expected to electrify the hall.
He’ll be joined by Montiyago, who’s making waves with his urban tracks such as Ducati, London, and Klashat. Together with Mo Ali, bringing his signature reggae-infused beats through songs like Dance With Me, My Love, and African, the night promises a blend of cultures and genres rarely experienced in one setting.
Saudi Pop Star Bader Al Shuaibi Headlines 12 July
If you’re a fan of modern Khaleeji pop, mark your calendar for 12 July. Saudi Arabia’s pop icon Bader Al Shuaibi is all set to perform his most popular tracks, including Bravo Aleik, Mahsoma, and Wesh Aeby. Known for his vibrant stage presence and catchy hooks, Bader’s performance is guaranteed to get the crowd singing along.
Adding to the evening’s magic is Abdulaziz Louis, Kuwait’s smooth-voiced artist delivering hits like Sukar, Shloun Ma Hebah, and Weselna. Rounding off the night is Nasser Abbas, who’ll treat fans to favourites like Fe Shay Gher, Khat Ahmar, and Olla — a perfect mix for anyone craving soulful, heartfelt ballads and contemporary pop tunes.
A Grand Finale With Akhras, Big Sam, And Lana Lubany
The series concludes on a high note on 13 July with an explosive line-up. Lebanese star Akhras, famed for tracks such as Skaba, Lessatni Janbi, and Ghaleban, headlines the final evening. Akhras’s rich vocals and deep lyrics resonate strongly with his audience, promising an emotional yet energetic performance.
Joining him is Big Sam, known for his bold and charismatic rap style, and Lana Lubany, whose indie-R&B sound has been winning hearts across the region. Together, these artists will close out Beat The Heat DXB with a thrilling mix of genres, styles, and unforgettable performances.
More Than Just Music: Entertainment Zones And Immersive Experiences
This year, Beat The Heat DXB isn’t stopping at music alone. The event promises to offer more for visitors to enjoy, with interactive entertainment zones and immersive experiences designed to keep guests entertained throughout the night. Whether it’s photo-worthy backdrops, VR booths, or trendy food stalls offering summer treats, expect the vibe to be as electric off-stage as it is on.
These extras add an important social aspect to the concert series, giving friends and families even more reasons to gather and celebrate music and culture together under one roof.
Ticket Prices And Categories
Fans have a range of ticket options to choose from, making it accessible for everyone to be part of this summer celebration.
Regular Standing tickets are priced at AED 105, while those wanting to get closer to the action can opt for the Fan Zone Standing tickets at AED 210.
For the ultimate experience, a Regular Season Pass covering the entire series is available for AED 393.75, while a Fan Zone Season Pass is priced at AED 787.50. With such a versatile range of ticket options, concert-goers can plan their summer around their favourite artists or make a week of it and attend them all.
Why Beat The Heat DXB Has Become A Summer Staple
Over the years, Beat The Heat DXB has earned a reputation as one of the region’s most awaited indoor summer concert series. Beyond the impressive artist line-ups and immersive experiences, it’s the inclusive, celebratory atmosphere that keeps audiences coming back year after year.
For regional artists, it provides a vital platform to showcase their talent to a diverse, engaged audience, while for fans, it’s an opportunity to witness a broad spectrum of music genres — from pop and rap to indie and reggae — all in one venue.
As temperatures soar outside, Zabeel Hall 6 transforms into a cultural melting pot, uniting people through music, creativity, and unforgettable memories.
Final Thoughts
With its carefully curated line-up, dynamic mix of music genres, and exciting entertainment zones, Beat The Heat DXB 2025 is set to be bigger, bolder, and better than ever. Whether you’re into rap, Khaleeji pop, R&B, or reggae, there’s something for everyone at this year’s edition.
So, clear your social calendars, rally your friends, and get ready to dance the summer nights away at one of Dubai’s most iconic indoor music festivals. This is one series you don’t want to miss.
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