Mega music fest UNTOLD Dubai to return in 2025

Tuesday, 21 May 2024 17:58

By ARN News Staff

Following the massive success of its debut edition in 2024, UNTOLD Dubai will be returning in 2025, once again featuring some of the best international artists in the world.

The festival, which captivated over 185,000 fans over four days, from February 15-18, at Expo City Dubai, was an unparalleled celebration of music and culture, featuring a star-studded lineup that included icons such as Tïesto, Hardwell, Armin Van Buuren, PSY, G-Eazy, Ellie Goulding, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Timmy Trumpet.

Building on this tremendous success, UNTOLD Dubai 2025 promises to be even bigger and better, bringing together an even more impressive roster of international artists and DJs.

Fans can also look forward to new stage designs and immersive visual and sensory experiences.

Ticket registration begins on May 21 and those who sign up will be the first to know about the festival's location and date announcements, while also enjoying exclusive access to the best ticket prices.

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