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.
Sophia Laforteza, the leader of global girl group KATSEYE, is temporarily stepping back from promotional activities to focus on her mental health and well-being, Hybe and Geffen said on Friday in a joint statement posted on Hybe's fan-to-artist platform Weverse.
Britain's government and its competition watchdog cleared Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery on Thursday after David Ellison provided reassurances, leaving US states led by California as the final major hurdle to the deal.
Walt Disney and TikTok on Wednesday announced a deal to let TikTok creators use characters and scenes from Disney movies and TV shows in short-form videos, the first pact of its kind between the popular social media app and a traditional media company.
The tiny Italian Mediterranean island of Favignana hopes Christopher Nolan's blockbuster 'The Odyssey' will help it to attract more visitors but wants to avoid falling into the trap of overtourism.
Ariana Grande will step away from the public eye after her current tour ends next month, People magazine reported, citing a representative who said the US pop star's "public-facing work" had subjected her to "endless, ongoing public scrutiny".
The Emmy-winning, feel-good football comedy "Ted Lasso" returns this week to Apple TV for a fourth season. This time, the folksy American coach heads back to London to help a team of female athletes believe in their own greatness.