Set against the breathtaking desert mountains of AlUla, Azimuth returns during the National Day holiday with an eclectic mix of international and regional talent. Expect world-class names like London Grammar and Christian Löffler sharing the stage with local icons such as Dish Dash and Ash. Tickets start at SAR 1,200 for a single day and go up to SAR 4,000 for premium weekend passes, promising an unmatched blend of music and scenery.

Since its debut in 2019, Soundstorm has become a global music powerhouse hosted in Riyadh. Featuring the colossal Big Beast stage one of the largest in the world the festival delivers a sensory spectacle of hip-hop, rock, and EDM. Running from December 11–13, the upcoming edition guarantees unforgettable nights filled with star performers, immersive visuals, and interactive experiences, making it a must for fans of mega-festivals.

For the first time, Riyadh is hosting a dedicated comedy festival running from September 26 to October 9. The lineup includes international heavyweights like Kevin Hart and Russell Peters, alongside regional talents, transforming Boulevard City into a nightly hub of laughter. With tickets starting at just SAR 100, it’s the perfect way to unwind and enjoy lighthearted entertainment.

The King Fahd Cultural Center welcomes the legendary opera Carmen performed by the China National Opera House. Audiences will experience timeless pieces such as Habanera and Toreador Song. Running September 4–6 with tickets from SAR 100, the event promises to be a milestone for both seasoned opera lovers and newcomers alike.

AlUla has evolved into a stage for world-class events that merge culture, wellness, and heritage. Highlights include the Wellness Festival featuring triathlons, cycling, and running competitions, alongside the Ancient Kingdom Festival, where night tours and torch-lit classical concerts bring the historic landscapes to life. Each event adds a unique dimension to the visitor experience, blending sport, art, and nature.

With such a dynamic lineup of concerts, festivals, and cultural showcases, Saudi Arabia is positioning itself as a global entertainment hub, offering residents and visitors alike a series of unforgettable experiences through the end of 2025.