Valery Meladze is coming to Yerevan. The singer will play the Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concert Complex on Saturday, November 28, 2026, at 20:00, as part of his 2026–2027 world tour.
It’s one of the biggest pop dates on Yerevan’s autumn calendar, and with tickets already on sale, expect the best seats to go fast.
Who is Valery Meladze
Born in Batumi, Georgia, in 1965, Meladze is one of the most recognisable voices in Russian-language pop. He started out in the 1980s with the rock group Dialog before going solo.
His debut album Sera came out in 1995 and made him a star almost overnight. Hits like “Samba belogo motylka” and “Krasivo” followed, most of them written by his brother and long-time collaborator Konstantin Meladze. Three decades on, his songs still bring several generations into the same room.
What to expect
This tour follows Meladze’s 2025 anniversary run, which sold out shows across Europe and Asia. The 2026–2027 program is brand new: the classic hits fans know by heart, plus premieres of new songs and a high-tech light show built for arena stages.
The tour has already taken him from Barcelona and Riga to Batumi this summer, and runs through spring 2027, including a headline night at London’s OVO Arena Wembley. Yerevan gets him in between, in the city’s biggest indoor venue.