Four things you absolutely can't miss at Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Top hit: On the floor What we want to see: Give Me Everything FRIDAY: The Chemical Brothers There isn't much this British duo haven't seen throughout their over 30 years together. Pioneering electronic music in a land where rock and punk were the firm favourites, The Chemical Brothers are a phenomenon and need to be seen to be appreciated. 
This is a rare opportunity to catch them here in the UAE, so make sure you take it.Listen now to @chembros on @Spotify ???????? https://t.co/0DBUq6r3vq - Chemical Brothers (@ChemBros) November 18, 2016
Can't wait for my show at #AbuDhabiGP. See you all on Sat. 26 Nov. at @yasalamAE's after-race concerts in Abu Dhabi! https://t.co/5le2jYYxVE pic.twitter.com/G4sb4WcDci - Lionel Richie (@LionelRichie) November 21, 2016
Biggest hit: Too difficult What we want to see: Everything
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