Expo 2020 announces new show for Indian star AP Dhillon

Friday, 11 March 2022 14:15

By Sneha May Francis

Due to public demand, celebrated Indian star AP Dhillon will take to the Expo 2020 Dubai stage for a second show tonight, show organisers announced.

Taking to their social media handles, the organisers confirmed that AP Dhillion will perform at the DEC Arena at 10:00 pm on Friday.

K-pop band Brave Girls, however, will not perform tonight "due to unforeseen circumstances".

The audience, will instead, be treated to K-pop acts by Megamax and Hi-L at 8:30 pm.

AP Dhillon will perform again on March 12 at 9:00 pm.

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