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Inspired by “Dancing for a Better World”, the New Dance Order 2026 stage brings 29 shows and a symbolic minute of silence for peace.

Evil Twin Music turned 1919 architectural blueprints into the sonic identity of the Branch Museum of Design — named a top 5 global rebrand by AdAge.

From Brazilian jazz to Berlin’s Young Orchestra soloists, Soberano Jazz Club opens its 2026 season on April 11 in Itaipava, Rio de Janeiro.

Fresh from performing alongside Brazilian rock icon Paulo Ricardo, Chady headlines Festividade at Faro Beach Club in Rio this Saturday.

Mundo Livre S/A, Sotam and NandaTsunami join the bill for Festival Sensacional! 2026, taking place Aug. 8–9 in Belo Horizonte.

Anitta dropped the teaser for “Choka Choka” with Shakira. The track lands Thursday, April 9 at 9 PM (BRT), ahead of the album “EQUILIBRIUVM” on April 16.

The rapper joins Festival Movimento Cidade’s 2026 lineup, bringing one of Brazil’s most ambitious rap tours to Espírito Santo this August.

Matheus and Kauan take the Band FM stage this Thursday at 8 p.m. in São Paulo for a live pocket show with fans and nationwide broadcast.

Eccentric pop icon Oliver Tree performs his only Brazilian date of the World’s First World Tour on June 6 at Studio Stage in São Paulo.

The Strokes release “Going Shopping” and confirm the new album “Reality Awaits,” out June 26 via Sony Music.

A real awards nomination became a creative spark: Ryu, The Runner turns the Prêmio Multishow experience into a hard-hitting trap single produced by Neckklace.

Brazilian music legend Maria Bethânia takes the stage at Memorial da América Latina in September 2026, marking six decades of an unparalleled career.

Going solo, Tim Bernardes takes his acclaimed 2022 album on a final Brazilian run — before stepping away to record new music.

A 1,345m² stage and a 25-meter catwalk are rising on Copacabana Beach for Shakira’s free show. Inside the most ambitious concert setup Rio has ever seen.

Brazilian icon Marisa Monte recorded an exclusive version of “What a Wonderful World” for the heist film starring Fernanda Montenegro and Bruna Marquezine.

With new arrangements and albums reissued on vinyl, Claudya marks six decades of Brazilian music at Sesc 24 de Maio on April 16.

Granddaughter of Selma do Coco and daughter of Aurinha, Negadeza releases “Herança Ancestral” with her 15-year-old son Zuri Ribeiro on April 10, 2026.

Brazilian music legend Dori Caymmi takes the stage every Tuesday in April at Teatro Ipanema to launch his new album “Utopia,” a 56-year ode to poet Paulo César Pinheiro.

On April 9, Linda Ramalho performs Linda Rocks in Copacabana, blending original songs, Pitty covers, and rock-infused Zé Ramalho classics in one unmissable night.

Brazilian sertanejo icon Leonardo returns to Espaço Unimed on April 11 and 12 for two nights packed with four decades of unforgettable hits.

At Navarra Arena in Pamplona, Laura Pausini launched the IO CANTO / YO CANTO WORLD TOUR with Mikel Izal and Rosana in two never-before-seen live duets.

The spaceship lands in Rio: Xuxa brings “The Last Flight of the Ship” to Maracanã on December 20, with tickets starting at R$ 195.

“Levanta Meu Boi” drops via Caravela Records ahead of Projeto Girô’s June festivities, blending northern and northeastern Brazilian folk culture.

Ticketmaster Brazil launches an online pre-reservation model for BTS’s three São Paulo shows at MorumBIS in October 2026, with in-person pickup April 7–10.

With over 1 billion streams, Korean star WOODZ confirms a one-night-only show in São Paulo on July 19. Tickets on sale now via Sympla.

“Caminhonete Inteira” gets a powerful new version as Diego & Arnaldo reunite with Rionegro & Solimões in this roots-driven sertanejo project.

With “Negras Melodias,” singer Lizza Dias revisits the legacy of Luiz Melodia through music, poetry, and Afro-Brazilian identity at Centro da Música Carioca.

Shot in black and white, “Memória Poluída” drops on YouTube April 2 and offers the first glimpse of the Brazilian band’s next creative chapter.