After a double platinum certification and a Latin Grammy nod, Luan Santana renews his deal with Sony Music Brazil with a focus on international expansion.
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Branco Mello, Sérgio Britto, and Tony Bellotto perform Brazil’s most radical rock album live at Qualistage on May 9, 2026.
Brazilian singer Thiago Martins closes his samba and pagode audiovisual album with Volume 4, featuring lead single “Morena” alongside Nego Noronha.
Simone Mendes, Sérgio Reis and Padre Fábio de Melo join Ana Castela and Zezé Di Camargo at “30 e Poucos Anos” recording, April 16 in São Paulo.
“Last Goodbye,” released April 9, marks Brazilian star Gustavo Mioto’s official international debut — recorded in Nashville, with a full album coming later in
Produced by Dante Ozzetti, Tarita de Souza’s new album was born from three trips to the Amazon and offers a deep listening experience on water, memory, and
With 1 billion streams and 3.1M monthly Spotify listeners, Raphaela Santos headlines Brazil’s biggest June festivals in 2026.
Nearing six decades of music, Brazilian samba icon Paulinho da Viola brings rare gems and classics to Qualistage on April 18 in Rio de Janeiro.
Brazilian artist Gaab releases the complete “Gaab no Entardecer” album, spotlighting the brand-new “Zero Problema” alongside Thiaguinho and an all-star lineup.
Brazilian pop star Luísa Sonza takes the Gobi Stage at Coachella on April 11, debuting her Brutal Paraíso show live on YouTube worldwide.
Two-time Grammy winner drops new single “Obvious” and confirms 12th studio album “BROWN” for May 8; also announces North America tour with Usher.
Brazil’s beloved southern festival Universo Alegria heads back to Esteio on April 26 with Bruno & Marrone, Maiara & Maraísa, and the Cê Tá Doido phenomenon on
Brazilian sertanejo singer Victoria Gabi partners with VIP Produções and producer Newtinho for her most ambitious career move yet.
From Ito Melodia to Farofa Carioca, Teatro Rival Petrobras lines up samba, feijoada and musical theater in downtown Rio.
Guitar, mandolin and voice drive Embaralhando 7 at Dolores Club in Lapa, in a live set shaped by the pulse of Brazilian music.
Paulinho da Viola, João Gilberto and Chiquinha Gonzaga will be honored by Marvio Ciribelli at Beco das Garrafas on April 12.
Dancebook Brasil translates samba, frevo and chula into Benesh notation, placing Brazilian dance alongside the world’s greatest ballet scores.
From May 29–31, Brasil de Todos os Ritmos festival brings music, dance, theater and literature to Rio’s interior — free admission.
John Lennon, Brazilian songwriting and samba-jazz launch April at Soberano Jazz Club in Itaipava with Julio Aroeira, Antonio Villeroy and Pão na Chapa.
Samuel Pompeo Quintet brings choro and jazz together at Wine&Jazz Sessions with a free concert at Parque Villa-Lobos on April 12.
With Vânia Bastos and Miltinho Edilberto, Grupo Realejo plays Sesc 24 de Maio on April 17, revisiting Brazil’s independent music legacy.
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.