British rock band Muse has cancelled their show at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi due to "unforeseen circumstances", Live Nation said in a social media post.
Their shows in India and Africa also stand cancelled, the post added.
Issuing an apology to their fans, the band said it was a "very difficult" decision and "one (they) did not take lightly".
Live Nation added that refunds will be automatically processed to those who had purchased tickets through their original method of payment.
Shakira concert draws 2 million fans to Rio's Copacabana Beach
Some 2 million people packed Copacabana Beach on Saturday for a free concert by Shakira, Rio de Janeiro city officials said early on Sunday, marking the biggest show of the Colombian pop star's career.
Missing Oscar statuette for 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin' is found
An Oscar statuette belonging to Russian director Pavel Talankin who won best documentary this year for 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin' has been found after going missing on a flight from New York to Germany, German airline Lufthansa said on Friday.
Britney Spears charged with one misdemeanor in DUI case
Pop singer Britney Spears was charged on Thursday with one misdemeanor count of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs after she was arrested near her California home in March.
Ferrari World's Formula Rossa wins world record for fastest rollercoaster launch
Ferrari World Yas Island has recorded a new Guinness World Records, with its Formula Rossa getting the title for the highest rollercoaster launch.
UAE National Orchestra to celebrate spirit and pride in shared experience
The UAE National Orchestra is set to perform a shared musical experience celebrating the spirit and pride of the country in " Sing for the Nation", a special concert taking place on May 8 at the Dubai Opera.
The UAE has strongly condemned an Iranian attack on a national carrier affiliated with ADNOC while transiting Strait of Hormuz.
The World Police Summit will return to Dubai in November bringing together law enforcement and security experts from around the world.
His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, has unveiled a two-year plan to equip Dubai's private sector with agentic AI.
