Exciting Line-Up Announced for Saadiyat Nights 2026 – From Lewis Capaldi to Bryan Adams, Insha'Allah
Since its start in 2024, Saadiyat Nights has become a special event for live music lovers in the region, featuring a diverse range of artists from Mariah Carey and Michael Buble to Christina Aguilera and Omar Khairat.
Taking place in a beautiful amphitheatre with a tent-shaped stage on Saadiyat Island's Jacques Chirac Street, the venue offers plenty of space with picnic tables and food stalls serving delicious menus. The vibe is laid-back yet classy. There's convenient parking nearby and Mamsha Al Saadiyat's dining strip close for those who want to gather with family or friends before the show. It’s a great choice for enjoying top artists in a more personal setting.
Here’s a glance at some of the upcoming performances for 2026, insha'Allah:
- The Italian pianist and composer will open the series with his heartfelt pieces. His performance will include music from his latest album, The Summer Portraits, along with favorites like I Giorni and Nuvole Bianche.
- Lewis Capaldi will make his debut here in January. The Scottish singer-songwriter, known for songs like Someone You Loved and Before You Go, will also share selections from his new album, Something In The Heavens.
- John Mayer, a seven-time Grammy winner, will perform in the UAE for the first time. Known for hits such as Gravity and Your Body Is a Wonderland, his Abu Dhabi show follows successful tours in North America and Europe.
- Ricky Martin, the Puerto Rican superstar and Grammy winner, will bring his energetic multilingual hits from a repertoire spanning over thirty years, including Livin’ la Vida Loca and Vente Pa’Ca.
- Bryan Adams will visit with his Roll With The Punches world tour, featuring songs from his latest album and crowd favorites like Summer of ’69 and (Everything I Do) I Do It for You.
Each evening will also offer a space for reflection and community, especially during Ramadan which is expected to begin around February 17. The nights will include cultural performances, traditional crafts like calligraphy and Al Talli embroidery, as well as games such as carrom and backgammon, fostering a warm, family-friendly atmosphere.
Food vendors will be available on site, making it a perfect place to enjoy evenings with loved ones and remember the spirit of togetherness that Ramadan brings.
The venue will be open daily for suhoor during Ramadan from 9pm to 3am. May Allah bless these gatherings and keep everyone safe and joyful.
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