Enrique Iglesias to perform at Dubai's Coca-Cola Arena

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Global superstar Enrique Iglesias is returning to Dubai for a concert at Coca-Cola Arena on Friday, September 13.

Iglesias, who is known for his infectious dance tracks and chart-topping ballads, has sold over 180 million records worldwide in a career spanning well over two decades and is one of the world's most streamed and viewed artists with over 40 billion streams across all platforms. 

He has received countless awards as a singer and songwriter, with a legacy of hits that have made him a global phenomenon.

Fans will be singing and dancing the night away to a setlist including the likes of Hero, Bailamos, Escape and Tonight. 

This will be Enrique Iglesias' first concert at Coca-Cola Arena having last played in Dubai at the Jazz Festival in 2017.

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