The Chainsmokers and The Script will take to the stage for the After-Race Concerts at the Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday, December 6.
GRAMMY Award-winning duo The Chainsmokers have built a catalogue of global hits spanning pop, indie, electronic, alternative and rock, including Don’t Let Me Down, Paris, Something Just Like This and Closer, making them one of the most-streamed songs in Spotify history. Known for pairing euphoric production with instantly recognisable melodies, Alex Pall and Drew Taggart will bring their high-energy live show to Abu Dhabi for the final night of race week.
Joining them are The Script, the multi-platinum, chart-topping band behind global hits including Hall of Fame, Breakeven and The Man Who Can’t Be Moved, who will bring their emotionally charged songwriting and powerful live performances to Abu Dhabi. Their newly-released album The User’s Guide To Being Human marks the next chapter in the band’s story in a career spanning almost two decades, building a devoted international following.
They join a thrilling line-up for the After-Race Concerts, after Lewis Capaldi, Zara Larsson, and Imagine Dragons.
Access to the After-Race Concerts is exclusive to Abu Dhabi Grand Prix ticket holders who can upgrade to the Golden Circle to get closest to the stage.
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