Music ArtconcertscultureLimassolTop News Marlon Jackson brings The Jacksons to Limassol in October 15196859025 66c8ecc02d H Relevant News Marlon Jackson brings The Jacksons to Limassol in October 8 September 2026 The limousine and the supposedly classified letter 8 September 2026 The fenced-in school playground 8 September 2026 newsroom 8 September 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber The Jacksons will perform at Monte Caputo Limassol on October 23, 2026, fronted by Jackson 5 founding member Marlon Jackson. He’ll be joined on stage by the Michael Jackson leads from Thriller the Musical on the West End and MJ the Musical on Broadway, running through Jackson 5 staples including “Blame It on the Boogie,” “Can You Feel It,” “I Want You Back,” “ABC” and “I’ll Be There,” alongside other Jackson 5 and Michael Jackson hits. The show marks the launch of Purple Perfect Events, booked through international talent agency Bluebird Music Management, which previously brought Sting to Cyprus last August and Bryan Adams in 2024. Purple Perfect Events, founded by Farah Shammas, also runs the SUM IT UP Summit on Health, Happiness and Balance, which brings together an international community of royalty, entrepreneurs, business leaders, doctors and wellness experts on November 12-13. “Fans can expect to experience a high energy, nostalgic show full of hits and another unforgettable night in the Cyprus calendar,” said Elissa Murtaza of Bluebird Music Management. “Prepare for an unmissable evening of iconic music and extraordinary legacy, up close and personal with one of the world’s most legendary musical families. We are providing an exclusive and premium evening for all ticket holders, with a once in a lifetime meet and greet experience with Marlon Jackson, available to Ultimate Diamond ticket holders,” said Shammas. Tickets are available at www.soldoutticketbox.com. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News The limousine and the supposedly classified letter The fenced-in school playground Five photographers to reimagine Cyprus for RE-VISIONS residency Occupied Koutsovendis landfill fire could burn for weeks, Loizidis says The President should have got involved, even if it wasn’t his call An AfD warning for Germany: understanding the Saxony-Anhalt Vote Electricity interconnector cost to far exceed €1.9bn, MPs told Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.
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