Britney Spears to tone down outfits for Abu Dhabi F1

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Britney Spears will be the opening act for the three-night, after-race concert

Britney Spears will be the opening act for the three-night, after-race concert

US pop star Britney Spears will tone down her stage costumes and risqué dance routines in respect to the UAE’s Muslim culture when she plays in Abu Dhabi this month, a source said.

The pop princess is the opening act for the emirate’s Formula 1 after-race concert, headlining a bill that includes Beatles star Paul McCartney, US band Incubus and British outfit The Cult.

A source close to the star told Arabian Business that Spears would amend her performance to avoid offending local customs during her Yas Island show.

A review of Spears’ Femme Fatal concert tour in British newspaper the Daily Mail said the American singer wore “skimpy costumes… showing off her stomach, legs, and as much else as she could get away with.

“The singer bared a great deal of midriff throughout the show, at one point wearing only a pink sequined bikini top on her upper half, paired with the briefest of denim hot pants.”

Britney, who has sold more than 100 million records worldwide with hits such as ‘Baby One More Time’ and ‘Toxic’, is set to play on 11 November.

Incubus and The Cult will perform in Yas Arena a day later, before McCartney takes to the stage on the final night on November 13.

Access to the concerts is available to holders of F1 race tickets.

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Posted by: Faris Khan

Strange how she can cover up for the UAE but not for the kids in UK who follow her.

Posted by: procan

Then why bother having her! This is what she is all about.

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