There are artists who play shows. Then there are artists who make you remember exactly where you were when you first heard them what the room smelled like, who was standing next to you, how the bass moved through the floor and into your bones. Moby is the second kind.
On July 30, 2026, he brings his moby live 26 world tour to the Rustavi International Motorpark, just outside Tbilisi. It is one of the first dates on a European run that stretches through Budapest, Warsaw, Gothenburg, Dublin, and London. Georgia doesn’t come later in this story. It comes first. And it comes thanks to Flitz Collective, the company bringing this show to life in Georgia.
Thirty years, one of a kind
Richard Melville Hall grew up playing in punk bands before moving to New York and falling headfirst into the city’s electronic underground. His 1991 single “Go” cracked the UK top ten and set the template: music that was both cerebral and physical, emotional and dancefloor-ready at the same time.
Then came Play. Released in 1999, it went on to sell over 12 million copies and became the best-selling electronic album of all time. “Porcelain,” “Natural Blues,” “Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?” These weren’t just songs that soundtracked a generation. They became part of how that generation understood itself. Rolling Stone named the album one of the 500 greatest ever made. Every track was licensed to films, TV, and commercials, a first in music history. By 2000 it had gone platinum in 17 countries.
In the years since, Moby has refused to stand still. He has released orchestral reinterpretations, ambient records given away for free, punk side-projects, and most recently 2026’s Future Quiet. He is not an artist coasting on legacy. He is an artist still reaching for something.
Why this show is different
This is not a club night. This is not a festival slot squeezed between two other acts. This is a headline live show with full production, the full catalogue, and your full attention required. Flitz Collective has made it happen, and they’ve chosen the Rustavi International Motorpark as the stage the venue Tbilisi turns to for moments exactly like this one.
Tbilisi has built a reputation as one of the most alive music cities in the world. A show like this isn’t just a concert. It’s confirmation. The kind of night you’ll be telling people you were at for years.
July 30, 2026. Rustavi International Motorpark. Doors at 18:00. Tickets from 170 โพ