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Riyadh to host Middle East’s biggest musical event from Dec 16-19

Soundstorm Festival will be held from Dec 16-19.
By TRENDS Desk
December 1, 2021 11:30 pm
  • Noted international singers and musicians are expected to perform during the event at the Soundstorm Theater.
  • Soundstorm Festival is among the top events on the calendar of events and seasons launched by the Visit Saudi Platform.

Riyadh is scheduled to host Soundstorm Festival, the biggest musical event in the Middle East, between December 16 and 19.

Noted international singers and musicians are expected to perform during the event at the Soundstorm Theater.

Soundstorm Festival is among the top events on the calendar of events and seasons launched by the Visit Saudi Platform to display all tourist and entertainment activities and seasons scheduled to be held during the Saudi Winter between October 2021 and March 2022.

Saudi Arabia is now open to welcoming tourists from within the kingdom, the Arab Gulf and the world through several events that are held for the first time in the region.

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