Things to Do · 22 October 2026
From Black Coffee to Pluma: Dubai event listings span music, shows and sport

Platinumlist’s Dubai calendar brings together concerts, stage shows and sporting events across the city, with displayed dates running from September through December. Performers including Black Coffee, Nancy Ajram and Luca Minnelli appear alongside Pluma and the Emaar Dubai Premier Padel P1, although the page’s Today label should not be read as confirmation that every featured event happens today.
- Black Coffee, Nancy Ajram and Falguni Pathak each have listings dated Saturday 24 October.
- Pluma is listed from 30 September to 8 November, while The Nutcracker runs from 4 to 6 December.
- Emaar Dubai Premier Padel P1 is listed for 8 to 15 November, with a displayed price of USD 12.75.
- Prices on the supplied page are in USD, and its popular events selection includes dates beyond today.
Quick summary
For anyone weighing up things to do in Dubai, this calendar provides a starting point across live music, circus, illusion and sport. Its popular events selection includes performances at Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience, The Agenda and Dubai Opera, alongside other Dubai listings.
The important distinction is timing. Despite sitting on a Today calendar page, the supplied selection contains events spread across several months. Use the individual dates to build a shortlist rather than treating the whole page as a same-day programme. The displayed prices are useful reference points, but the excerpt does not explain ticket categories or what each price includes.
October music dates to compare
Saturday 24 October has several musical choices in the listings. Black Coffee at Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience carries a displayed price of USD 83.60. Falguni Pathak Live in Dubai appears on the same date at USD 17.00, while Nancy Ajram’s Dubai performance is listed at USD 119.02.
Shaan’s All of Me Tour follows on Sunday 25 October, with USD 42.51 shown. Vanya Dmitrienko’s performance at The Agenda is dated Saturday 31 October and displays USD 84.73. These entries give readers distinct options to compare, without suggesting that any single ticket provides access to more than one event.
November concerts across Dubai venues
The November selection continues with Luca Minnelli at Dubai Opera on Thursday 5 November, displaying USD 70.84. Amr Diab 2026 in Dubai is listed for Saturday 7 November at USD 69.43.
Adriatique present X returns attention to Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience on Saturday 14 November, also displaying USD 70.84. Atif Aslam’s Dubai listing shows Friday 27 November and USD 56.68. Valery Meladze at The Agenda appears elsewhere in the selection with a price of USD 113.35, but no date is shown alongside that entry in the supplied text. That makes its individual event details particularly important before planning around it.
Circus, illusion and December plans
Music is only part of the selection. Pluma Show/Circus in Dubai is listed from Wednesday 30 September to Sunday 8 November, with USD 28.34 displayed. Sergey Vorontsov’s illusion show, Beyond Limits, has a listed run from Saturday 5 September to Saturday 24 October and a displayed price of USD 45.06.
Further into the calendar, The Nutcracker in Dubai runs from Friday 4 December to Sunday 6 December, displaying USD 140.27. Sole DXB 2026 appears on Friday 11 December at the same displayed price. A New Year’s Eve Under The Stars gala dinner featuring Katy Perry is listed for Thursday 31 December at USD 1,841.96.
Why it matters for Dubai
The variety is the useful takeaway for readers planning an outing in Dubai: the page is not limited to concerts or nightlife. Emaar Dubai Premier Padel P1 adds a sporting option from Sunday 8 November to Sunday 15 November, with USD 12.75 displayed.
The site also provides navigation for dining experiences, festivals, theatrical shows and attractions suitable for children. Those categories are browsing routes, not evidence of a particular event taking place today. Together with the dated listings, they give readers different ways to approach a plan, whether the starting point is a performer, a venue or an activity.
What it means for creators and venues
For creators researching Dubai content, the named events and venues can serve as starting points for an editorial calendar. A concert, circus production and padel tournament suggest different subjects, but the supplied page does not establish filming permission, creator access or participation in Collabs.
For venues considering Collabs, the same distinction matters: a public ticket listing is not a confirmed creator partnership. Dates, venue names and displayed prices can inform initial research, while any proposed content arrangement needs separate confirmation. Creators should also avoid presenting the entire selection as things happening today simply because of the calendar page’s title.
Before choosing your outing
Start with the event’s own displayed date, then check its individual listing before committing to a plan. The supplied excerpt does not provide start times, age restrictions, ticket availability or a breakdown of ticket inclusions. It also shows prices in USD, so those figures should not be presented as dirham amounts.
Platinumlist includes separate browsing links for today, this weekend and this month, plus a Smart AI Search feature for finding events and attractions. These are useful discovery tools, but the practical next step remains the same: verify the specific event details rather than relying on the surrounding calendar label.
FAQs
Are all these Dubai events happening today?
No. The supplied page includes popular listings with dates spread from September through December.
Which sporting event is listed?
Emaar Dubai Premier Padel P1 appears for 8 to 15 November, displaying USD 12.75.
What currency are the displayed prices in?
The supplied page shows USD prices, not AED.
Does the calendar confirm creator Collabs?
No. The supplied listings do not confirm Collabs, creator access or filming permissions.
Source: dubai.platinumlist.net. Image is an illustration.