Ladder Night of Music 2026

Ladder Night of Music brings Sheldon Bangera, Mark Tribhuvan and Naziha Jith to Dubai on Friday 4 December 2026 for an evening of live music at Woodlem Park School in Al Qusais. Doors open at 5pm, the music starts at 6pm and the night wraps up at 10pm, which makes it an early, family-friendly concert rather than a late show.

Three voices on one bill

The evening is built around three performers sharing the stage: Sheldon Bangera, Mark Tribhuvan and Naziha Jith. The organisers describe a programme of melodies, powerful vocals and uplifting live performances, and they pitch the night as a chance to come together with family and friends, with music that “connects hearts” and brings people closer. With three artists across a four-hour window, expect each to have a full set rather than a short guest spot.

Who is behind Ladder

Ladder Night of Music is organised by VERJ Innovations Events LLC, a UAE-based event management company, and presented in association with Lael Global. That matters for practical reasons: tickets are sold only through Platinumlist, there are no offline sales at the venue, and the organisers reserve the right to adjust timings and the artist running order on the night.

A school venue in Al Qusais

The concert takes place at Woodlem Park School, on Street No. 10 in the Al Qusais School Zone, near Lulu Hypermarket. It is not a conventional concert hall, and a few details follow from that:

• Seats are not individually assigned or numbered. Seating is first come, first served within the category you bought, either VIP or Standard.
• Food, drinks, merchandise and parking are not included in the ticket.
• Parking is not guaranteed; public RTA parking is nearby, subject to availability and charges.
• The nearest metro stations are Stadium and Al Nahda on the Green Line, about 1km from the school.

Because seating is unallocated, arriving when doors open at 5pm is the only way to choose where you sit within your category, which is a genuine difference from most Dubai concerts with numbered seats.

Bringing children

Ladder is open to all ages, with no age restriction. Children under 12 are admitted free but do not get a seat of their own; if a child needs a seat, they need a separate valid ticket. Anyone under 18 must be with a parent or responsible adult. That makes it one of the more practical live music nights in Dubai for families with younger children, as long as they are happy to sit on a parent’s lap.

How the evening runs

The timings are set for a Friday family outing. The hour between doors at 5pm and the first song at 6pm is the time to find seats together as a group, since nothing is reserved. The music then runs for around four hours across the three artists, and the night ends at 10pm, early enough for children and for anyone driving home across the city. The organisers frame the whole night as “an evening of music, celebration and unforgettable memories”, and it suits people who want to enjoy live vocals together rather than a standing crowd at a late-night venue.

Rules worth knowing before you go

Each ticket admits one person and is valid only for the selected date and category, and you will need the ticket or QR code at the door. Professional cameras, video cameras and audio recording equipment are not allowed, although the organisers may film and photograph the event for promotional use. Guests may be asked for ID, and re-entry follows the event and venue policies.

For more live music see our concerts in Dubai guide, browse things to do in Dubai or plan the rest of the month with the December events calendar. Families can also find more ideas in our kids events guide.