It has been a few weeks since that unforgettable evening of 3 June 2025 when music met the divine at OVO Arena Wembley. For one magical night, the legendary Lara Fabian brought her Voices tour to London, but what truly made it historic was the special appearance of Dimash Qudaibergen, whose voice stopped time.
Dimash joined Lara on stage to perform Adagio, the song that had once brought them together through music years ago on China’s Singer. Hearing them perform it live was like witnessing the song’s journey come full circle. The moment was intimate, powerful, and spine-tingling — the kind of performance that reminds you why live music matters. ‘One of the most extraordinary, powerful, otherworldly voices I have ever heard in my life’, Lara said as she introduced Dimash to a thunderous ovation.
The atmosphere in Wembley was electric, a mix of elegance and raw emotional energy. After their duet, Dimash offered a heartfelt thank-you, presenting Lara with a bouquet of crimson roses and expressing his honour at sharing the stage with ‘the greatest vocalist of all time’.
The following evening, on 4 June fans were treated to an intimate fan meet-and-greet event, ‘D & Dears’ at Hilton London Wembley. There, Dimash shared his impressions from the concert, discussed the creative process behind his upcoming shows, answered fan questions, and previewed footage from his recent performances, setting the tone for what was next.
And here’s the big news: the Stranger is officially returning to London. After conquering hearts across the globe, from Astana to Paris to Tokyo, Dimash is bringing his full Stranger world tour experience back to London — this time for a solo headline show that promises epic visuals, soaring vocals, new music premieres, and a multisensory journey like no other. If June gave us a glimpse, November will provide full immersion. Whether you are a long-time Dear or a curious newcomer, this is a night you will not want to miss.
Stay tuned for ticket information and get ready to welcome the Stranger once more.
