BÂOLI DUBAI RETURNS WITH JIMI JULES, AMÉMÉ, FRANC FALA AND MORE THIS OCTOBER

Bâoli Dubai is back for a new season at J1 Beach, unveiling a packed October programme spanning international DJ sets, live music, Sunday brunches and a Halloween takeover. Bâoli Dubai is Back_October Ha…

The venue’s October line-up includes Franc Fala, AMÉMÉ, Nino & Mo-Shi, Bioxial and Jimi Jules, alongside the return of its weekly Bâoli Circle and the launch of House of Bâoli Sunday brunch. A new à la carte menu from Executive Chef Omar Basiony will also arrive this month.

On Friday, October 9, Amsterdam artist Franc Fala takes over the decks from midnight until 2AM.

Known for his groove-led approach to house, Fala has moved from Amsterdam’s underground scene onto international stages, with releases including ‘Yamore’, ‘Phunk’ and his AMÉMÉ collaboration ‘Wait For You’. His Dubai appearance is set to bring deep grooves and club-focused house to Bâoli after dark.

AMÉMÉ follows on Saturday, October 17, performing from 5PM until 7PM as the sun sets over J1 Beach.

The founder of One Tribe and an established name across Ibiza’s club circuit, AMÉMÉ will bring his signature Afro-house sound to the beachfront venue. His recent releases include ‘Wait For You’ alongside Franc Fala and a 2026 rework of ‘Greece 2000’.

On Friday, October 23, Nino & Mo-Shi join forces for a B2B set from midnight until 2AM.

Blending house, Afro-house and deeper hypnotic sounds, the pair bring influences from both the French electronic scene and their time in Hong Kong. Mo-Shi is behind the Magic Room project, while Nino leads Public Island and Cassio Hong Kong.

The following afternoon, Bioxial take over from 3PM on Saturday, October 24, bringing a different format to the venue.

Born from Ibiza’s music scene, the collective combines electronic production with live saxophone, guitar, violin, percussion and vocals, creating largely improvised performances built around house-driven rhythms.

Closing out the month’s headline DJ programme is Jimi Jules, who returns to Bâoli for a second appearance on Friday, October 30.

The Swiss artist will take over from midnight until 2AM, moving through the genre-blurring electronic sound that has defined his career. From the global success of ‘Pushing On’ to his more experimental productions, his set will bring deep rhythms and unexpected shifts to the final Friday of October.

Music isn’t limited to the late-night programme. Every Sunday, House of Bâoli will bring together dining, drinks and music from 2PM until 5:30PM.

The new sharing-style brunch includes signature maki and nigiri alongside dishes from the robata, paired with free-flowing drinks. The soundtrack gradually moves from laid-back grooves into sunset beats as the afternoon progresses.

Packages start from AED 450 per person.

October ends with Kabuki Noir on Saturday, October 31, Bâoli Dubai’s Halloween concept inspired by traditional Japanese Kabuki theatre.

From 8PM, the venue will transform with dark sculptural décor and roaming Kabuki-inspired performers, while Bâoli’s resident DJ takes the soundtrack from dinner into the early hours.

Rather than full Halloween costumes, guests are encouraged to interpret the theme through refined makeup and subtle details in keeping with Bâoli’s smart-chic dress code.

Located at J1 Beach, Bâoli combines Japanese-influenced dining with French Riviera inspiration and a nightlife programme that carries the venue from daytime dining into late-night sets. Bâoli Dubai is Back_October Ha…

With Franc Fala, AMÉMÉ, Nino & Mo-Shi, Bioxial and Jimi Jules all confirmed alongside its weekly concepts and Halloween programme, October marks the start of a busy new season for the beachfront venue.