Yet another globally acclaimed band is making its way to Dubai for a night of revelry.
American rock renegades, Thirty Seconds to Mars, are set to perform live at Coca-Cola Arena on December 12.
Formed by brothers Jared and Shannon Leto, Thirty Seconds to Mars has captivated audiences around the world with their powerful sound and thought-provoking lyrics for over two decades.
Their sixth album, It’s The End Of The World But It’s A Beautiful Day, reflects the band’s creative evolution and commitment to exploring new musical horizons.
From their early days with epic 12-minute songs to their current more focused and minimalistic approach, the Leto brothers have continuously pushed the boundaries of rock music.
The upcoming concert at Coca-Cola Arena will showcase the band's latest work, including the propulsive single Stuck, the anthemic Life Is Beautiful, and the introspective Midnight Prayer, which features a rare lead vocal by Shannon Leto.
A documentary examining Israel's killing of civilians in Gaza was added to the Venice Film Festival line-up on Monday, the second year running that a highly charged work about the conflict has competed for the prestigious Golden Lion.
France and Saudi Arabia have agreed to build a €6 billion ($7 billion) manga-themed amusement park near Paris, the Elysee Palace said on Monday during a visit by Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud to the French capital.
Britain's Prince Harry, singer Elton John and other high-profile claimants face paying millions of pounds out of their own pockets to cover the legal costs of the Daily Mail's publisher after a judge ruled their failed privacy lawsuits were conducted in an unreasonable way.
The child star of the "Baby Shark Dance" video, the most-watched video in YouTube history, has released his first K-pop digital single on Thursday, a decade after he first found fame.