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Know Your Artist: Blue and Russell Peters lead a packed UAE weekend and then some

Clear your calendar and charge your phone, because the UAE’s stages are about to get very busy. This week brings a jazz crooner, a Russian-pop heartthrob, a comedy giant, and a boyband that refuses to retire. Sunday is so stacked you may need to clone yourself. 7 cultural things to do in Abu Dhabi this weekend (October 16–18, 2026) Bobby Valchev: Romantic jazz night Bobby Valchev is a singer and…

Know Your Artist: Blue and Russell Peters lead a packed UAE weekend and then some

This weekend in the UAE promises a packed schedule of entertainment. Sunday stands out, with a diverse lineup that includes a jazz crooner, a Russian-pop heartthrob, a comedy legend, and a boyband making a comeback.

For those seeking a romantic evening, Bobby Valchev is performing at the Theatre of Digital Art in Dubai on Friday, October 16th. The singer and pianist will deliver an intimate, jazz-tinged rendition of classic love songs such as "The Way You Look Tonight" and "My Way". Tickets are priced at Dh180.

Later that same day, Valery Meladze takes the stage at The Agenda in Dubai for his "World Tour 2026" show. The Russian pop sensation, known for his smooth romantic tunes, will blend timeless hits with new material, accompanied by a high-tech light show. His tickets cost from Dh400.

On the comedy front, Russell Peters is set to deliver a one-night-only performance at the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi. The globally renowned comedian, dubbed one of Rolling Stone's 50 Best Comics of All Time, promises a night of sharp wit and relatable anecdotes about life, family, and culture. Ticket prices start at Dh275.

Finally, the iconic boyband Blue returns for their 25th anniversary celebration at The Jubilee in Expo City Dubai. Antony, Duncan, Lee, and Simon will perform hits from their illustrious career, including new tracks from their Reflections album. Tickets are available for Dh299.

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