New York, NY (Top40 Charts / Dubai Airports) In celebration of the biggest Dubai Airshow to date, Dubai Airports has surpassed expectations once again with the announcement of one of the most impressive Gala Dinner special guest artists ever, Ms. Jennifer Lopez.
Famed for her spectacular international shows,
Latino flare and endless hit singles over almost two decades, JLo is sure to wow the 3500 guests attending the exclusive evening hosted by Dubai Airports on 15 November. The intimate performance of her chart-topping music, will come just weeks after her 'One Voice:Somos Live' charity concert that raised over $35 million to help victims of the recent natural disasters in Puerto Rico, Mexico and the Caribbean.
Dubai Airports' CEO, Paul Griffiths, commented: "As one of the globe's most accomplished female entertainers,
Jennifer Lopez shows exactly how the power of music can connect the world. It is not often that, as an airport, we can say we share similar attributes with an artist of Jennifer's calibre, but there is a definite shared spirit. By inviting such an internationally recognised star, we are affirming the significance of the Dubai Airshow on the world aviation stage and allows Dubai Airports, Emirates and Dubai Duty Free to thank its valued VIP guests and partners for their support."
JLo tops an already spectacular list of performers to have mesmerised Airshow VIP's at the invitation-only event. The likes of Sir Tom Jones, Diana Ross,
Stevie Wonder and
Katy Perry have all entertained guests in previous years, at the bi-annual event everyone wants an invitation to.
Editors Notes
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