First Performers of Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards Abu Dhabi Revealed

The first performers of the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards Abu Dhabi 2023 have been confirmed by Paramount and the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi).

The biggest and slimiest party of the year for families will be held at YAS Island’s Etihad Arena on September 16^th.

Fans can vote in 16 categories on Nickelodeon's website and on Instagram by using their favorite nominee's hashtag.

First performers include the global award-winning group Now United, Palestinian-Chilean singer-songwriter and composer Elyanna, top Saudi artist Bader Al-Shuaibi and Jordanian singer-songwriter Issam Alnajjar.

Now United is the first worldwide music team in history. This year's Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards Abu Dhabi will feature performances by Zane from the US, Savannah from Australia, Nour from Lebanon, Desiree from Brazil, Lamar from the UK, and Melaine from the Ivory Coast.

Elyanna's breathtaking signature style, entrenched in Arabic music, pop, and R&B, unites audiences worldwide.

The Palestinian-Chilean singer and composer enchants with soul and spirit while singing in Arabic and English.

Issam Alnajjar, the Jordanian singer-songwriter, first started his musical career by sharing videos on social media. The young artist became the first to be signed to Universal Arabic Music after his debut song "Hadal Ahbek" became a viral hit.

Osama Marwah, a social media star and content creator, will also co-host the party.

Marwah said: “Growing up I watched all my favorite stars take this very stage! I cannot wait to make this KCA the best one yet!”.

Marwah, popularly known by his screen name Ossy, is a Syrian-Canadian content creator well recognized for his humorous and lighthearted videos that frequently also feature his friends and family.

The event, which is beloved by children worldwide, will also feature a terrific roster of brilliant artists that are guaranteed to offer a fun-packed entertainment extravaganza for kids and families across the region.