Maroon 5 tickets sold by unofficial vendors will not be honoured

Monday, 8 April 2019 15:42

Organisers of the Maroon 5 concert in Dubai are urging people to buy tickets from the right channels.

Tickets will go on sale at 6:00 pm on Monday for the concert, which will be the first to be held at City Walk's new Coca-Cola Arena.

The American pop-rock band are set to perform on June 14.

Peter Green, Manager of Live Events for Done Events which is organising the concert, told ARN News that some people have already bought tickets on unlicensed websites, even before they officially went up on sale.

"Those tickets will not be valid at the venue on the day of the concert," Peter said.

Tickets can be purchased on the company's official website.

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