AlUla Azimuth 2025 will take place on Saudi National Day weekend, September 25–26, featuring headline performances from London Grammar, Mahmut Orhan, and Shkoon. The overnight desert festival runs from 8 pm to 7 am with nonstop music, art installations, and food experiences. Tickets start at SR 1,200, with shuttle services available for attendees. Set against …
Saudi Arabia is preparing for one of its most exciting cultural events — AlUla Azimuth 2025. Celebrating Saudi National Day weekend on September 25 and 26, the desert festival promises two nights of international music, local talent, and immersive cultural experiences.
The festival will feature some of the world’s most renowned artists. London Grammar will deliver their atmospheric sound and soulful vocals, while Mahmut Orhan will bring his signature blend of deep house and Middle Eastern rhythms. Shkoon, the Syrian-German duo, will create a unique fusion of Arabic melodies and electronic beats.
Alongside these headline acts, audiences can also look forward to performances from Dish Dash, Saudi Arabia’s electronic pioneers, as well as international names including Christian Löffler, Mind Against, and rising artist Nemahsis.
Azimuth 2025 will unfold across two stages, the Main Stage and The Hive, where performances will run continuously from 8 pm until 7 am. Guests can immerse themselves in non-stop music, art displays, and diverse dining experiences throughout the night.
Tickets must be booked in advance, with general admission starting at SR 1,200 and premium weekend passes priced at SR 4,000. Shuttle services will operate between AlFursan and the event site, with the last entry permitted at 5 am each night.
More than just a festival location, AlUla is a cultural treasure that blends history with innovation. Known for its ancient heritage sites and striking desert landscapes, the city transforms during Azimuth into a global cultural hub, attracting visitors from around the world.
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