Grammy-award-winning, multi-platinum recording artist, Sean Paul, is making his way back to Dubai on October 21 at Coca-Cola Arena.
Known for his chart-topping hits Get Busy, Temperature and Got To Luv U, Sean Paul has been the rhythmic heartbeat of the music scene for over two decades and fans can expect a musical journey that spans genres, from reggae-infused anthems to hip-shaking dancehall tracks that have dominated the airwaves.
Tickets are on sale now online.
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