Barcelona’s October 29–November 1 run has an easy route for listeners who like a vocal hook, a slow-burn groove and a final release into the dancefloor. It begins with Ruel’s Thursday concert, moves to A. Chal on Friday, and closes at Sound-Ay on Sunday night. These are three different uses of the club room: a touring pop set, a hip-hop and R&B-focused performance, then a selector-led session built for bodies in motion. The useful thread is scale. Each stop keeps the room close enough for the music’s details—phrasing, bass pressure, percussion and the turn of a record—to lead the evening, in small but attentive rooms.[1][2][3][4]

Thursday, October 29: Ruel brings a current pop catalogue to Sala 2

Ruel opens the route at Sala 2 Razzmatazz at 19:30 on Thursday, October 29. The Barcelona date is part of the Kicking My Feet & Screaming World Tour, giving the show a clear present-tense focus: Razzmatazz identifies the record as the double-album continuation of his 2025 release. His path from teenage debut to a wider pop audience has been unusually visible, though the attraction here is more immediate: this is a room-scale chance to hear a singer whose material balances polished melodic writing with an R&B-informed vocal approach. The venue lists an 18:30 door time and an 20:30 slot for Ruel, so an early arrival leaves space for the evening’s full bill.[1][4]

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Friday, October 30: A. Chal shifts the temperature

A. Chal follows at Sala 2 Razzmatazz at 21:00 on Friday, October 30. Placing these concerts on consecutive nights makes the contrast useful. Ruel’s listing foregrounds a formal tour presentation and a recent album cycle; A. Chal’s billing points toward a leaner late-evening encounter within the same secondary room. The calendar positions A. Chal amid a packed pre-Halloween weekend, yet this concert has its own shape: a dedicated Sala 2 performance before the building’s wider club activity takes over. For anyone building a two-night plan around contemporary singing and rap-adjacent rhythm, the pair offers a compact way to hear how flexible the pop-and-R&B tag can be in Barcelona’s concert calendar.[2]

Sunday, November 1: Sound-Ay takes the route from songs to selection

At 23:59 on Sunday, November 1, Sound-Ay [How Sunday Sound] with Miguelito Superstar brings the final stop to Marula Cafe. Sound-Ay frames its regular Sunday format around vinyl, with resident DJs Thisorder and Miguelito Superstar shaping a broad dance vocabulary that includes disco, funk, salsa and highlife, alongside African and diasporic musical references. That range makes the session a fitting resolution after two singer-led nights: the focus turns away from a single artist’s catalogue and toward the connections a selector can make between records. Expect a session-minded finish, with percussion and groove serving as the common language across styles.[3]

Practical route for October 29–November 1

Keep the itinerary simple: Ruel at Sala 2 Razzmatazz on Thursday at 19:30; A. Chal at Sala 2 Razzmatazz on Friday at 21:00; Sound-Ay [How Sunday Sound] at Marula Cafe on Sunday at 23:59. Razzmatazz lists Sala 2’s entrance on Carrer de Pamplona 88, while Marula Cafe lists its address as Escudellers 49. Check age policies, door times, support acts, admission arrangements and any programme changes on the official venue pages before leaving home.[1][2][3]

These concerts happened on 29 October 2026 – 1 November 2026

The next dates at these venues: Sala 2 Razzmatazz · Marula Cafe

Sources

  1. Ruel — Sala Razzmatazz
  2. Sala Razzmatazz — Sala Razzmatazz
  3. Sound-Ay [How Sunday Sound] / Miguelito Superstar — Marula Café
  4. Ruel — RCA Label Group UK