14 OCT 2026 · rts.fm editorial
SHKEDUL Plays RNDM in Moscow on 24 October
Italian vinyl selector SHKEDUL plays four hours at RNDM, Moscow, on 24 October, backed by Boevik and Cobra on Funktion-One. Details and tickets.
Italian producer and vinyl DJ SHKEDUL plays a four-hour set at RNDM in Moscow on Saturday, 24 October 2026, with doors at 23:00, in what the organisers present as his first visit to Russia. The night is presented by ЭКО.СИСТЕМА × ACTION under the title Moscow Venezia, with local support from Boevik and Cobra and a Funktion-One sound system, according to the organisers' announcement and the official ticket page, where tickets start from 1,500 rubles.
What is happening on 24 October?
The event is a single night with one headliner. The organisers say SHKEDUL will play for four hours, and that the room will run on Funktion-One. Everything in the table below comes from the organisers' announcement and the ticket page; we have not independently confirmed set times, capacity or an age limit, because none are published.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Event | Moscow Venezia (listed as Venice, Moscow on the ticket page) |
| Date | Saturday, 24 October 2026 |
| Time | 23:00 |
| Venue | RNDM, Nastavnichesky Lane 13-15, building 3, Moscow |
| Headliner | SHKEDUL (Italy), four-hour set |
| Local support | Boevik and Cobra |
| Sound system | Funktion-One (per the organisers) |
| Presented by | ЭКО.СИСТЕМА × ACTION |
| Tickets | From 1,500 rubles, via the official ticket page |
Who are Boevik and Cobra?
Both are described in the announcement as local team bosses. Boevik is introduced as a long-standing vinyl enthusiast whose passion for records is "huge and uncompromising", in the organisers' words. Cobra is billed as the duo of Malko and Keepray, presented as explorers of hypnotic, powerful microhouse. We have not found independent profiles of either act, so those descriptions are the organisers' own.
Who is SHKEDUL?
SHKEDUL is an Italian producer and DJ who plays vinyl and runs the vinyl-only label NORD LTD. His booking profile on the Kappa FuturFestival website describes a sound that blends techno, acid, trance and progressive, with hypnotic sets, and says he has played Tresor in Berlin and clubs across Europe and Italy. The same bio claims he released more than ten vinyl records in 2025, all of which sold out within days. That figure comes from his own promotional text, not from an independent count.
A recent record gives a clearer picture of the music. The Areca E.P., made with Enrico Vivaldi, came out on the label Zonate (catalogue number ZON004) as a 12-inch on 14 March 2025, according to a store listing that shows it sold out. The four tracks run from electro on Channel Z to acid-laced techno on Discodancer and a steady four-to-the-floor on Nothing Changes, which gets an Enrico Vivaldi remix. The ticket page also says Amelie Lens and Laurent Garnier play his tracks. We could not verify that claim independently, so treat it as the promoters' statement.
Why a vinyl set in a Funktion-One room?
SHKEDUL's profile is built around records and small-run pressings, and the organisers frame the night the same way, with a vinyl-focused local support. Funktion-One is a familiar name in club sound: our look at why festivals now book hi-fi sound systems notes that Berghain's main room used a Funktion-One system for 18 years, per Mixmag. For listeners who follow the revival of physical formats, that pairing makes sense, and it sits against a year in which US vinyl revenue passed $1 billion for the first time since 1983. For Tresor, where SHKEDUL says he has played, see our guide to the best Berlin clubs in 2026.
What we make of it
This section is RTS.FM's own opinion, not reporting.
1. A single-headliner, four-hour set is the right format for this kind of artist. The long set suits hypnotic, acid-leaning techno and gives a record-focused DJ room to build, which is the case the organisers are making. The counter-argument: a four-hour solo set puts the whole night on one person, and a first visit leaves the audience unsure what to expect from the room.
2. The local supports are the other half of the story. Giving the warm-up to a vinyl DJ and a microhouse duo signals what the night wants to be. The counter-argument: we found no independent coverage of either, so the billing rests on the organisers' word.
quick wins
- SHKEDUL plays a four-hour set at RNDM, Nastavnichesky Lane 13-15, building 3, Moscow, on Saturday, 24 October 2026 at 23:00.
- The night is presented by ЭКО.СИСТЕМА × ACTION, with local support from Boevik and Cobra (Malko and Keepray).
- Tickets start from 1,500 rubles on the official ticket page; set times, capacity and age limit are not published.
- The organisers say the room runs on Funktion-One and that this is SHKEDUL's first visit to Russia.
- SHKEDUL is an Italian vinyl DJ and producer who runs the vinyl-only label NORD LTD; his bio says he has played Tresor.
- The claim that Amelie Lens and Laurent Garnier play his tracks comes from the promoters and is not independently verified.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where does SHKEDUL play in Moscow?
SHKEDUL plays on Saturday, 24 October 2026, starting at 23:00, at RNDM, Nastavnichesky Lane 13-15, building 3, Moscow.
Who is playing at Moscow Venezia?
SHKEDUL from Italy headlines with a four-hour set. Local support comes from Boevik and Cobra, the duo of Malko and Keepray.
How much are tickets for SHKEDUL in Moscow?
Tickets start from 1,500 rubles, according to the official ticket page. Further price tiers and availability are not stated there.
Is this SHKEDUL's first time in Russia?
The organisers present it as his first visit to Russia, and the ticket page describes it as a single night in Moscow.
Who is SHKEDUL?
SHKEDUL is an Italian producer and vinyl DJ who runs the vinyl-only label NORD LTD. His booking bio describes a sound that blends techno, acid, trance and progressive.
What sound system will be used?
The organisers say the night is powered by Funktion-One.
Who organises the night?
ЭКО.СИСТЕМА × ACTION present the event at RNDM, according to the poster and the ticket page.
Where can I buy tickets?
Tickets are sold through the official ticket page at moscow-venice.ticketscloud.org.