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American rapper Wiz Khalifa is set to headline at Medyan super clubs White and Drai’s this weekend.

The Roll Up hitmaker will first headline at White Dubai on Thursday April 4, followed by a huge gig at neighbouring super club Drai’s on Friday April 5.

Tickets for both events will be available on the door, with tickets available to pre-purchase online at Virgin Megastore for the Drai’s gig. Tickets for Drai’s are priced at Dhs100 for ladies earlybird including one drink and Dhs300 for gents earlybird with two drinks. General admission is Dhs200 for ladies with two drinks and Dhs400 for guys with three drinks.

No stranger to White Dubai, the open air Dubai super club featured in Wiz Khalifa’s Laugh Now, Fly Later music video in 2017.

This will be Wiz Khalifa’s first time performing at Drai’s Dubai, so we can’t wait to see him entertain the crowd at the epic open-air venue.

ALSO READ: All the artists set to perform in the UAE in 2019

Although he’s been releasing music since 2006, Wiz Khalifa garnered more mainstream attention with the release of Black and Yellow in 2010. Since then, he’s gone on to produce singles with Nicki Minaj, Imagine Dragons and The Weeknd.

The American rapper is most famed for his track ‘See You Again’, which spent 12 weeks at number one in the Billboard charts.

It’s been a stellar season at Meydan, with an impressive list of R&B and urban stars headlining gigs at the venue over the last few months which includes Ne-Yo, Rick Ross and Tinie Tempah.

See you on the dancefloor.

Wiz Khalifa at White Dubai, Meydan, 11pm to 4am, Thursday April 4. Tel: (050) 443 0933. whitedubai.com

Drai’s presents Wiz Khalifa, Meydan, Dubai, 10pm to 4am, Friday April 5, tickets from Dhs100 for ladies and Dhs300 for guys from Virgin Megastore. Tel: (052) 388 8857. draisdxb.com

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