Watch David Guetta perform on Burj Al Arab’s helipad this saturday

French DJ, David Guetta will be streaming a concert from the seven-star luxury hotel, Burj Al Arab’s helipad in Dubai this Saturday.

He will be performing without fans in attendance in support of Unicef and the local charity, ‘Dubai Cares’ as a part of Guetta’s charity initiative – ‘United at Home’.

 

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The Grammy winning DJ said he’s looking forward to be playing at Dubai’s iconic sail-shaped hotel, a city that is dear to my heart” and one he calls home.

The award winning producer and DJ is known for his hits like Titanium, When Love Takes Over, and Memories among many others.

Audiences can tune into the show on Guetta’s official YouTube channel below from the minute he goes live.

Guetta, 53, has received the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. He urged fans to get vaccinated but said he understands and respects that it is a personal decision.

“I think it is absolutely fair. People have the right not to get vaccinated but they cannot impose on other people the risk of making them sick,” he said.

He added it would be fair for cities and countries to restrict entry to those who get vaccinated.

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Guetta said he was hoping for an end to the pandemic this year, which has been “terrible for our industry”, and for 2022 to be the “biggest party year” ever.

“People have been frustrated for so long. When they are able to meet and party together, it’s going to be incredible.”

As soon as concerts and festivals return, he said he would be on tour “non-stop”.

“I have been missing my shows so much.”

The world-famous producer and DJ is known for collaborations for over nearly two decades with artists such as Snoop Dogg and Kid Cudi.

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