Popular musical extravaganza will return for its fourth edition from Sept. 19-21 ahead of Saudi National Day on Sept. 23 Features a diverse lineup of local, regional and international artists, set against AlUla’s stunning landscapes, blending music, art and culture JEDDAH: The Azimuth music festival is returning to AlUla as the city’s Moments calendar goes into full swing. For the latest updates, follow us on Instagram @arabnews.lifestyle The popular musical extravaganza will return for its fourth edition from Sept. 19-21 ahead of Saudi National Day on Sept. 23. The 2024 theme is “Until the Sun Comes Up.” Azimuth has become a key event in the regional music scene, attracting loyal fans. It features a diverse lineup of local, regional and international artists, set against AlUla’s stunning landscapes, blending music, art and culture. This year’s performances will take place under the grand Qa’a Al-Haj. Renowned artists like Ben Bohmer, James Blake, The Blaze, Cosmicat and Ghostly Kisses have been announced, with more to come. Past headliners include Jason Derulo, The Chainsmokers, Tinie Tempah, The Kooks, Jorja Smith, Peggy Gou and Thievery Corporation. Azimuth launched in 2020, followed by editions in 2022 and 2023. The AlUla Moments calendar also features five festivals covering art, culture, music, nature, wellness, equestrianism, dining and astronomy. Early Bird tickets are available until Aug. 14, starting from SR760 ($202). For details and purchases, visit experiencealula.com.