With something coming up meaning in English

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Definition

(a date) coming up: (a date) in the near future, (an) approaching (date) idiom
I'm going to be very busy for the next few weeks, especially with the extra work coming up.
  • "I'll tell you what: my husband's birthday is coming up."
  • "I'll tell you what: my wife's birthday is coming up."
  • "Trust me Harold, I guarantee that these items are going to fly off the shelves, especially with the holiday season coming up."

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