ATB to Stop By in Dubai and Antalya as Part of the Final Chapter World Tour 2026

German DJ/producer ATB takes his euphoric trance and progressive music on the Final Chapter World Tour! As part of the ongoing stint, the influential icon will stop by Park Arena Antalya, Türkiye, on September 5 and The Agenda, Dubai, on September 6, presented by Independent Art. Tickets for ATB’s show in Dubai and Antalya are available at Ticket Fairy.

Ever since his 1998 debut single ‘9 PM (Till I Come)’ entered the singles charts and found success across international markets, there has been no stopping ATB. A few years ago, Andre Tanneberger aka ATB worked with German DJ/producer Topic and Swedish singer, DJ/producer and songwriter A7S on the track ‘Your Love (9 PM),’ which has amassed over 886 million plays and achieved his first top 10 UK hit in two decades.

This year, ATB’s hypnotic sets have reached San Francisco, Denver, Seattle, Helsinki and Los Angeles. He also announced that he will be hitting the road across Poland, with a dozen dates revealed in April running from August to December 2026. His ongoing The Final Chapter World Tour part 1 has made audiences in Bulgaria, Denmark, Sweden, Malta, Latvia and his home country, Germany, dance to his high-octane sets. 

After his gigs in Poland and Hungary this month, ATB will be heading to the UAE for his concert at The Agenda in Dubai on September 5, 2026. The following day will see him take over Park Arena Antalya in Antalya, Turkey. Bochum, Warsaw, Kraków, Prague, Lublin and Nottingham are among some of his scheduled performances in the coming months. Stay tuned for more dates for the World Tour Part 2!

Get tickets to the ATB concert at The Agenda in Dubai on September 5, 2026, and Park Arena Antalya in Turkey on September 6, 2026, via Ticket Fairy.

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