MDLBEAST Ignites Formula Jeddah E Prix 2025 with Two Nights of Spectacular Performances
MDLBEAST, the leading Saudi music entertainment company, turned up the heat at Formula E Prix 2025 in Jeddah with a two-day concert series that electrified the Jeddah Corniche Circuit. In collaboration with Jeddah E Prix, MDLBEAST delivered back-to-back nights of world-class performances on February 14 and 15, setting the stage for an unforgettable weekend of music and motorsport. Thousands of fans gathered to witness this fusion of high-speed action and high-energy beats, reinforcing Jeddah's status as a global hub for entertainment.
A Star-Studded Kickoff
The festivities began with an exhilarating performance by Ruby, the Egyptian singer-songwriter whose enchanting stage presence and signature Arabic pop anthems instantly captivated the crowd. She delivered a mesmerizing set featuring fan-favorite hits like Leh Beydary Keda and Enta Aref Leih, blending nostalgic melodies with modern beats and setting the perfect tone for the night.
Taking the energy up a notch, Akon, the global superstar, had the crowd energized as he delivered an electrifying performance. Singing along to classics like Smack That, Lonely, and Right Now (Na Na Na), fans were treated to a dynamic set that showcased his timeless appeal and infectious energy.
Closing out the first night was none other than Wegz, one of the Arab world's fastest-rising hip-hop and R&B sensations. His signature blend of rap and contemporary trap beats had the audience vibing to hits like El Bakht and Dorak Gai, proving once again why he is a force to be reckoned with in the regional music scene.
More Icons, More EnergyAs anticipation built for another night of unforgettable performances, Miami took the stage to deliver a nostalgic yet electrifying set on the second night. The legendary Kuwaiti group had the crowd singing and dancing to their timeless pop hits, bringing an undeniable energy that set the perfect mood for the evening.Following act, Grammy-winning rapper Lil Baby brought his signature flow and hard-hitting beats to the Jeddah Corniche Circuit. Performing chart-topping tracks, and he delivered a powerhouse performance that had fans rapping along to every word.Rounding out the night, Disco Misr, the Egyptian DJ trio, brought their signature fusion of electronic music and Arabic classics to the stage, delivering a pulsating finale that kept the energy soaring until the very last beat. With their unique sound and infectious remixes, they had the crowd dancing non-stop under the Jeddah skyline.
With two nights of unforgettable performances, MDLBEAST proved once again why it is at the forefront of the region's music entertainment revolution. As the Formula E Prix continues to captivate motorsport enthusiasts, the electrifying atmosphere of this music-fueled weekend reaffirms Jeddah's place as a premier global destination for culture, sports, and entertainment.
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