Eden Presents Randoree Live 2026 in Dubai

Eden Presents Randoree Live brings the Tel Aviv-based DJ and producer to Cavo in Business Bay, Dubai, for a late Friday night of house music with live keyboards. EDEN is billing the night as a live electronic performance rather than a straight DJ set, with Bazz Key, Qtee Rue and HellFox in support and doors at 10pm.

It falls on the Friday of Halloween weekend, and it is a good option if you want a proper night of dancing without a costume party attached. It is listed among Platinumlist’s Halloween events, but there is no fancy dress theme: the dress code is about looking sharp, not spooky.

Who is Randoree?

Randoree, the stage name of Yinon Zalman, is a DJ and producer from Tel Aviv with more than a decade of international performing behind him. His sets have taken him to Tulum, Mykonos, Thailand and Dubai as well as his home city, and his name has appeared on bills at Tomorrowland, Elrow, Pacha and DGTL.

His sound is built on house music with Afro grooves and tribal rhythms, made very much for the dance floor. He has released on a string of well-known house labels, including Solomun’s Diynamic, Make The Girls Dance, Nervous Records, Green Room, Isolate and WE’RE HERE, and his tracks have been supported by Solomun, Vintage Culture and MEDUZA.

The track most people will know is Majnuna, his collaboration with HUGEL and Grossomodo, which reached number one on Beatport and also won support from Dixon. Other titles in his catalogue include King’s Dance, Shaking, Hand Clap, Cheza Sasa and Kitisuru Ladies, so expect percussion-heavy, groove-led house rather than slow, moody techno.

What makes this a live show

The Dubai date is presented as Randoree live, and the organisers describe it as immersive electronic music played with live keyboards and real instruments alongside the electronics. They pitch the sound as high-energy melodic house and techno rooted in deep melodic tones, which sits on top of the Afro and tribal grooves he is known for.

That combination is what separates the night from a standard club booking: part of the music is performed in the room on instruments, not only played from the decks.

Fresh from Amsterdam and Ibiza

Randoree arrives in Dubai straight off a busy year. Amsterdam Dance Event listed him on the Grimix & Friends club night on 24 October 2026, a week before this show. Over the summer his ADE profile also listed a main-room set alongside HUGEL at Hï Ibiza, a performance at Cova Santa for Sumerians, and a new collaboration with HUGEL. Dubai is already on his list of past tour stops, so this is a return visit rather than a debut.

The supporting line-up

Bazz Key, Qtee Rue and HellFox complete the bill and will carry the night either side of the headline set. EDEN has not published set times, so if there is a particular act you want to catch, it is worth staying for the long haul. The night is scheduled to run until the early hours of Saturday.

Cavo, Business Bay

Cavo is described by the organisers as one of Business Bay’s most stylish nightlife venues, with a premium crowd and an upscale atmosphere. EDEN’s pitch for the night is music, style and VIP energy, and the house rules match that tone:

• Dress code: party wear and business casual. A door policy applies, so dress to match.
• Included with entry: one house drink.
• Tables: VIP table packages are available for groups who want their own space; the organisers take table bookings by phone, with the numbers listed on the ticket page.
• Change of plans: tickets can be exchanged with another fan if you cannot go.

The organisers have not published an age policy on the listing, so check before booking if anyone in your group is under 21.

Who it suits

• Afro house and tribal house fans who already know Majnuna or follow the Diynamic sound.
• Melodic house listeners curious to hear live keyboards woven into a club set.
• Groups planning a smart Friday night in Business Bay, especially with a table.
• Anyone marking Halloween weekend who would rather dance than dress up.

Getting to Cavo

By car, take Sheikh Zayed Road to Exit 29, then follow Al Marsa Street, Al Falea Street and Al Khayay Street to the venue. By Metro, take the Red Line to Business Bay station, then walk or take a short taxi ride. Several bus lines pass nearby, and taxis are the simplest way to get home after a late finish.

For more late nights this weekend, browse our Dubai nightlife listings and things to do this weekend. If you would rather spend Friday at a gig, see concerts in Dubai, or check things to do in October for the rest of the month.